PROS
- you don't need to send emails manually
- you can send emails to large recipients group or groups
- add own leads and prospets
- create HTML and text messages
- everyone is getting same emails
- everyone gets same series of emails
- everyone get same tutorials
- you have a lot of time left for yourself
- you can send emails 24/7/365 on autopilot
- access to your account from everywhere
- access to your autoresponder account from various devices (PC, Laptop, Smartphone, iPad)
- you are building your communication channel with your recipients customers, consumers, members, etc.
- build your brand
- build authority
- build reputation
- build trust
- build consistency
- share your stories
- build business
- create surveys
- ask questions
- teach people
- build revenue
- you can create great email marketing campaigns and results with very small effort
CONS
- Autoresponder can't comunicate with the recipient "in the real time"
- Autoresponder is still "a machine", there is no "human touch and feel" present
- for example, if somebody sends you question over email, you need to answer it by yourself
- that is why you need to keep here and there "an eye on autoresponder" and your emails
- when you want to target different niches or different recipients, you need to set also different campaigns
- lack of "human" communication an lead to higher "opt-out" ratio
- if you forget to update your content after couple of months of sending you can ruin your hard established authority or reputation as an expert
- software hacks or damages can also leave negative impression to the recipients
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HennieSteyl
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Thank you for this, Igor. I love email marketing. I have written a few articles on this for my website. There is a AWeber review as well. Busy with some reviews for other autoresponders.
Great training. I have bookmarked it.
Hennie
Great training. I have bookmarked it.
Hennie