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    How to Create New Business with Email Marketing

    Gregg Murray
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    Every time a person visits your web site and leaves without taking

    action, you have lost a prospect. The easiest way to capture that

    prospect and lead them into your sales funnel is through the effective

    use of email marketing. Building an email list through your web site is

    a crucial element of keeping in touch with your prospects and

    increasing your sales.


    Once visitors reach your website, they’ll do one of three things.

    They take action (make contact, sign up or buy something), bookmark you

    or click away. If someone takes action, great! If they click away,

    there’s not much you can do. And don’t count on those bookmarking you

    to come back anytime soon.


    Fortunately, with a smart email marketing game plan and the right

    invitation, you've got your best shot for capturing their email

    addresses. And that can only mean one thing; more business.

    Step

    1
    Utilize a professional online email marketing service that

    provides the tools and support you need to be successful. There are

    several options depending on the size of your company, but I’ve been

    most happy with Aweber over the past five years. If you have a webmaster, ask what they use.

    If you don’t have a webmaster, go with Aweber for their simplicity and

    service. Email marketing services start at less than $20.00 per month.


    Step 2
    Create the form (simple) at your email marketing

    services website and paste the code for that form into your web pages.

    This is not as hard as it sounds. The email marketing service will have

    a simple way to create the form, and you or your webmaster can just

    paste it right into your web site.


    Step 3
    Create a compelling offer why a visitor should join

    your email list. Best ideas include a special white paper or special

    report, a helpful top 10 list about your business or industry or even a

    coupon for toward their first purchase. If you want the best shot for

    getting those email addresses? Offer all three for signing up.


    Step 4
    Create a thank you or autoresponder message. This is

    the email your new subscriber will receive after they’ve signed up on

    your web site. This is a great place to introduce yourself, provide

    them what you offered in your invitation and let them know how you can

    help them any further.


    Step 5
    Stay in touch with your subscribers every couple of

    weeks. What should you email your list? Well, anything that would

    interest them as a potential customer.

    - Think about the

    frequently asked questions people ask you about your business or

    industry. Each of those answers could be a future eblast (email

    broadcast).


    - Send them other interesting articles or blog posts you come

    across. No, you can’t just copy and paste an article you found and

    treat it as your own. But, you can make an opening statement or provide

    some tips surrounding an article, and then include some of the

    article’s text, as well as a link where your subscriber can read the

    rest. Commenting on other articles or blog posts of interest to your

    prospects is a great way to stay in touch with little work on your part.


    - Sales and special offers are perfect for email marketing. You can

    notify your subscribers about anything you need to promote. You can

    pre-schedule your emails weeks in advance.

    These days, it’s all

    about building relationships and making an impact with those that visit

    your site. Email marketing is one of the most effective tools you can

    use to connect with your web site visitors and stay in touch until they

    become a new client or customer.

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    Profile: Gregg Murray

    Gregg Murray is an award-winning new media consultant, certified eMarketer, and Google SEO expert. Gregg's Web site management strategies have helped clients generate over 35,000 new business leads and 40-million dollars in revenue.

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