The next thing you need to decide is how often you’re going to send your messages
to your prospects.
This is an important decision.
You don’t want to send your messages too often or your prospects will remove themselves from your autoresponder sequence because it starts to look like spam.
On the other hand, you don’t want your prospects to forget about you because they haven’t heard from you in a long time.
So how often should you be sending your messages?
The frequency of your messages depends on the subject.
If you’re sending out an ezine, you could send a message daily, bi-weekly, weekly, or monthly.
Thank you messages, on the other hand, would be sent less frequently.
Here’s a generic guide to sending your sales messages.
First message : Arrives within seconds of the prospect requesting information. The first message presents your offer and gets the prospect’s attention.
Some people will make a purchase from the first message.
Second message : Arrives 24 hours later. This message will be longer than the first and should detail the major benefits of your product or service.
Link the benefits to the features of the product and show your target market how it will make their life easier, save them money, save them time, or whatever the major benefits of your products are.
Third message : Arrives 3 – 5 days later. Show the secondary benefits and features of your products and give alternative ways to use them.
Fourth message : Arrives 8-10 days after your third message.
Sum up the key points that you’ve presented in the first three messages, but come at it from a different angle so your prospects don’t feel they’re reading regurgitated information.
Fifth message : Arrives 30 days after your fourth message.
Now you can start introducing complimentary products and showing how they work in conjunction with your main product.
These back end sales are limited only by your imagination.
Subsequent messages can be sent every 30 days to keep in touch with your target market until it’s the right time for them to make a purchase.
By staying fresh in their mind with regular contact, there’s a greater chance that they’ll make a
purchase from you instead of your competition.
to your prospects.
This is an important decision.
You don’t want to send your messages too often or your prospects will remove themselves from your autoresponder sequence because it starts to look like spam.
On the other hand, you don’t want your prospects to forget about you because they haven’t heard from you in a long time.
So how often should you be sending your messages?
The frequency of your messages depends on the subject.
If you’re sending out an ezine, you could send a message daily, bi-weekly, weekly, or monthly.
Thank you messages, on the other hand, would be sent less frequently.
Here’s a generic guide to sending your sales messages.
First message : Arrives within seconds of the prospect requesting information. The first message presents your offer and gets the prospect’s attention.
Some people will make a purchase from the first message.
Second message : Arrives 24 hours later. This message will be longer than the first and should detail the major benefits of your product or service.
Link the benefits to the features of the product and show your target market how it will make their life easier, save them money, save them time, or whatever the major benefits of your products are.
Third message : Arrives 3 – 5 days later. Show the secondary benefits and features of your products and give alternative ways to use them.
Fourth message : Arrives 8-10 days after your third message.
Sum up the key points that you’ve presented in the first three messages, but come at it from a different angle so your prospects don’t feel they’re reading regurgitated information.
Fifth message : Arrives 30 days after your fourth message.
Now you can start introducing complimentary products and showing how they work in conjunction with your main product.
These back end sales are limited only by your imagination.
Subsequent messages can be sent every 30 days to keep in touch with your target market until it’s the right time for them to make a purchase.
By staying fresh in their mind with regular contact, there’s a greater chance that they’ll make a
purchase from you instead of your competition.
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