Once you have your autoresponder messages set up, you will need to determine the
timing. You can send one a day, three at one-day intervals with weekly follow-ups; one
a week (this is recommended for paid autoresponder e-courses), or any interval you
would like.
Following are concrete tips on creating autoresponder messages that sell your product
for you. You’ll learn what to say, how to say it, how to format it, and how to avoid
having your messages sent straight to the spam folder unread.
Never spam – it’s a one-way ticket to marketing oblivion.Components of a typical autoresponder message
So how, exactly, do you go about composing an autoresponder message? Here’s a
breakdown of what your messages should contain. NOTE: These guidelines are just
that: guidelines. There is no concrete method and you may feel free to use your own
creativity. This will simply give you a framework to build your messages on.
- Subject line. The subject line is the first thing people will see when they
receive your message. Therefore, it must be compelling enough to keep them
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