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I would love to know what everyone else does with their email marketing.
What email autoresponder do you use and why?
I use aWeber, it was recommended to me and I like the features. It is easy to use and the support staff are very helpful.
Do you have a newsletter series set up and do you send your subscribers to your website or straight to offers? How many emails do you have in your series and how often does it send emails out to your subscribers?
Who wrote your email newsletter series for you or did you do it yourself?
I am wanting to juice up my email marketing marketing so I am looking for any help I can get. I might like to outsource my some of the content writing for my newsletters.
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I've sent around 2000 emails but got like 7 responses. So I decided to change my tactic. I gather the emails of all top 200 Bloggers and I started contacting them individually.
The template and format was about the same for each blogger except for one part on which I talked about them as an individual and mentioned some article I liked a lot and things like that. I promoted them via our facebook page and twitter account which had quite a lot of followers. I end up receiving around quality 20 backlinks which helped my client rank number 3 on a very relevant and searched keyword in its niche.
So there you have it, I has a lot more luck contacting people the old school way, then using a special tool. I used mailchimp.com for a client a while ago, he was into the traveling niche and I got an idea of developing a blog as well as articles and contact travel blogger to collaborate with. I've sent around 2000 emails but got like 7 responses. So I decided to change my tactic. I gather the emails of all top 200 Bloggers and I started contacting them individually. The template and format was about the same for each blogger except for one part on which I talked about them as an individual and mentioned some article I liked a lot and things like that. I promoted them via our facebook page and twitter account which had quite a lot of followers. I end up receiving around quality 20 backlinks which helped my client rank number 3 on a very relevant and searched keyword in its niche. So there you have it, I has a lot more luck contacting people the old school way, then using a special tool.
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