Email Marketing Strategy

Using Thank You Page For Asking Questions

admin — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 20:52:36 +0000

Most ezines or mailing lists I found usually only feature “Thank You For Your Subscription” at their thank-you pages or at the most using the pages for One Time Offer. However there are a few marketers who utilize the pages to ask some questions to their subscribers. The quesitions can be asking for opinions or problems. Perhaps it is used to improve their current products or to prepare for their next products. http://monetize101.1cat.biz/ is the one that uses the marketing strategy. The website offers a report “How to Monetize Your Blog to Make $1000 + Per Month”. This is a relatively new report. As the title implies, it contains various blog monetization methods. There are several steps that can be learnt from the report, from finding out what visitors are looking for to repeating all of the processes. It is quite interesting that the formulas presented use various email marketing strategies in the process. Setting up a thank page using an autoresponder service such as GetResponse usually requires someone to be a paid member. Although there may be free autoresponder services that provide this feature, using the paid reputable one will ensure that the supports will be quite responsive.

Sending Digital Product As Attachment

admin — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 16:45:51 +0000

A common problem with spam is that they often have attachments and attachments can have viruses. Perhaps that’s why when marketers want to distribute a downloadable product they only send a link to download the stuff. However there are marketers who still send newsletters with files attached. One of them is Travis Sago, a well known marketer who is popular with his bum marketing technique. What he sent is a short PDF report “5 Step Bum Marketing Rollout”. Perhaps it works because he is a well known person. That means the general rule of thumb: “If you do not know who is sending you something, do not open the attachment” is not valid here. In addition viruses are normally sent through exe files. The content of the report itself is quite interesting. It contains short advices on how to make money online in some simple steps. The method is useful to find out what products will make you money without having to conduct keyword research. However the strategy still needs some works in your part.

Attracting Subscribers By Offering A Collection Of Free Software

admin — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 10:56:03 +0000

Offering downloadable products for free in order to attract subscribers is not something which is uncommon today. From free link exchange scripts to link trackers, there are various kind of software that can be offered. Unfortunately creating a software is not an easy work for many of us. Hiring someone to write a good program can also be quite costly. To solve this problem some marketers use a different strategy. Instead of creating the program themselves or hiring programmera, they offer software which were created by others. To make it unique, they don’t just offer one software, but collect dozens of free software that can be downloaded in many websites. That way, people will not find exact same list of software between two offers. Although offering something original may be still the best way to gain loyal subscribers, offering a collection of free software created by others can be an option, especially for marketers who do not have enough resources to create it themselves.

Offering Other Services Using Domain Renewal Notification Emails

admin — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 14:37:02 +0000

A good domain name service should tell its customers when it comes the time to renew the domain names purchased. Failing to renew a domain name before the expiry date will put the domain name on a deactivation list. The result is the owner will not be able to use his or her web site, including his/her email addresses 24 hours after the expiry. To prevent such situation from happening, some domain name registration services such as DomainAvenue.com and GoDaddy will send out domain renewal notification emails to their customers. But in the emails, both of them also offer their other services. DomainAvenue, for intance, offers their low cost web hosting service while with GoDaddy you can take 10% off your order of new products. In addition, Godaddy also uses the notification email to remind the customers about various features which are available for free with every domain renewal such as Domain Locking , Status Alerts, Forwarding/Masking, Total DNS Control and 100 Email Forwards.

NicheADay - Newsletters Without Articles

admin — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:24:41 +0000

Scot Standke is the founder of NicheADay.com and KeywordAvalanche.com. In order to promote his products, instead of writing articles he takes a simple but useful route, sending emails that exposes an already tested profitable market that you can build a niche site around, each and every day. This newsletter is useful for webmasters who want to build multiple websites. In the newsletters he also features the estimated monthly traffic from Overture and the PPC Bid Price for the niche presented. In the attachment one can find the top 1,000 keywords related to that niche which are taken from Keyword Discovery, a database that contains 32 billion keywords. The keywords are sorted from the highest to the lowest demand and is useful to spot sub-niches that are more specific than the general topic and may have less competition.

Recommending Similar Products By Emails

admin — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 16:41:55 +0000

Amazon.com is one of many online companies that use this email marketing strategy. Sometimes they send emails that contain a recommendation about a product. Their recommendations are based on the items their customers purchased. For instance, if you purchased books whose title: 101 Spy Gadgets for the Evil Genius, they will send similar ebooks like Electronics Projects For Dummies or Electronics Demystified that will be released. It is a win-win solution because the purchaser can pre-order the books at lower prices. There is also an option to not receive emails like this. In addition they do not send emails often to their customers so you should not be worried that your inbox will be fulled with such offers.

The Great Ezine Experiment

admin — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 20:42:58 +0000

This report is created by Ryan Deiss, the owner and founder of Softniche Solutions. It does not come with distribution right. However because this report was published in 2002 perhaps you can find it for free by surfing the net. Inside The Great Ezine Experiment you can find how a guy used a formula for turning a simple newsletter/ezine into an online empire. Compared with ebooks, newsletters are easier to create: required less time, cheap and easy to start. In addition it allows marketers to build their leads. And in this report you are presented the power of newsletter to build up leads in order to sell something online successfully later. Here, you are also presented with the necessary conditions for a successful ezine. In essence, this report is another prove that email marketing does work.

Attracting Users By Offering Free Email Accounts

admin — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:03:52 +0000

It seems that the concept of offering email account for free in order to attract new users, like what Hotmail did, was over. Nowadays it is not too difficult to open a free email account on the internet. For instance, free web-based email account is like a standard feature of an ISP. What is offered now is more than that. Google, with Gmail, now provides 2,500 megabytes of free storage. Other big companies that provide similar offer are Yahoo! and Lycos. What is offered by Lycos is quite crazy, 3 GB of storage with no limit on the file sizes that you can send. With such crazy offers users do not need to remove any received email messages anymore. Just keep them for archiving purpose. Perhaps the old messages will be needed in the future. Actually what is interesting of a free web based email service is not just about storage capacity. There are other useful features that can be offered. For instance many webmasters use their free email accounts to filter spam messages before reaching their inboxes. In this case perhaps their main attention is how good the spam filtering tool of a web based email service.

One Time Offer With AutoResponder

admin — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 17:03:11 +0000

As the name implies, this online marketing strategy is used to offer something that will be presented one time only. This will work after one has signed up for an email course or newsletter. Usually a product promoted using this marketing tactic is offered at a much lower price. Creating a One Time Offer (OTO) can be accomplished with an autoresponder service such as GetResponse. This automatic responder service allows its paid users to setup a customized thank you page. That means a user can redirect his/her subscribers to any webpage he/she want. But the user should realize that only redirecting subscribers like that is not enough to create a One Time Offer page. A simple coding using web programming language (e.g. PHP) to setup something like Cookies is also needed to make sure that the offer will not appear again in case a subscriber signs up once more using different email address.

Simpleology - Sending Popular Quotes In a Different Way

admin — Sun, 30 Sep 2007 12:51:57 +0000

There are many websites that send daily quotes using autoresponder, but the one which is provided by Simpleology have always attracted my attention. With its Simpleology Daily, the company, which was founded by Mark Joyner, one of the most respected Internet Marketing gurus, presents popular quotes from various great men and women around the world. But the quotes are not presented in a usual way, because subscribers are like being “invited” to think who said the quotes were from. If you like popular quotes and also something that arises curiosity you may join their free newsletter. You will get daily inspiration and powerful reminders in your inbox every day. Then, you can try to guess the mystery man or woman who the quotes are from. Actually the uniqueness of Simpleology.com that makes their service differ from other similar websites is not only how they present their newsletters. Besides offering unique software such as Web-Cockpit, this company has another distinction, as it does not offer a public affiliate program.