You’ve launched your web site. You’ve implemented a public relations campaign and spent oodles of money advertising in trade journals, magazines and newspapers. But your site’s daily visitors are still in single digits and your sales are…well let’s just say that early retirement is no longer an option.
Now what?
Perhaps it’s time to try email marketing. Or, to be specific, an email newsletter. After all, they require minimal effort to produce, and are proven to increase sales.
Of course, there are many other reasons why email newsletters make good business sense. Here’s just a few of them:
~ You can create a marketing campaign on a shoestring budget.
~ You can measure the results and find out what works and what doesn’t.
~ You can build a personal relationship with a large group of people.
~ Your subscribers pick YOU when they opt-in to your list. ~ You can track customer behavior
~ You can collect user information for specific, targeted campaigns…the list goes on and on.
So what are you waiting for. It’s time to take the next step and put the power of email newsletters to work for you.
Starting Your Email Newsletter Campaign
Before you start any type of marketing or advertising campaign, you need a plan. This is equally true for email newsletters. You don’t have to put together a 200-plus page document outlining all your goals and objectives, but you do need to define some basics before you begin.
1. Get to know your audience. It’s not enough to say, “they’re people who like widgets”. Take your cue from magazine publishers. They know exactly who their target audience is, how much money they earn, what social group they fit into and what motivates them to buy. Find out who your customers are, then tailor your newsletter around their needs and desires.
2. Check out your competition. Yes, you do have competition. Find out what they’re doing by investing some time to research their product or service. What could you do better? Is there a gap in their service you could fill?
3. Identify your newsletter’s purpose. What do you hope to achieve with your newsletter. Do you want to give your subscribers information about your product to help them make purchasing decisions? If so, you must first help them find out more about your product by letting them see how it can make them smarter, healthier, wealthier, or more successful. Or do you want to position yourself as an expert in your field? Your goal here is to provide your subscribers with well-written articles that address issues in your industry. Whatever your objectives, your strategy must focus on your goals.
Creating Content
Now you know what you want your campaign to achieve, it’s time to start thinking about content. This is usually where the faint hearted run for cover. Fear not. Creating content isn’t as difficult as it first appears. Below are different methods you can employ to keep your newsletter content fresh, relevant and on target.
1. Write it yourself. By far the cheapest approach in the long term is to write it yourself. If you enjoy writing and if you have lots of ideas for content, then this may be the best option. Only you can decide.
2. Hire Writers to Write for You. If you’re not comfortable writing content yourself, you may want to consider hiring a professional writer to write it for you. There are plenty of freelance writers who specialize in writing newsletter articles. You’ll find several at http://www.freelancewriting.com/
3. Get Content from Online Article Directories. A low-cost option is to get content from article directories, such as Ideamarketers.com, Goarticles.com, Articlecity.com and Ezinez.com. Articles posted on these sites are generally free, as long as you include the writer’s byline when you publish.
Design your template
Just as a magazine has a certain look that will appeal to their subscribers, so must your email newsletter. Decide on a template design and stick with it so your subscribers know what to expect with each issue. Think about how magazines and newspapers have regular columns in each issue. Split your newsletter into bite sized pieces so the content is easier for readers to digest.
HTML or Plain Text? It’s really a matter of personal preference, and what you think will most appeal to your readers. The jury is still out on whether one sells better than the other, but if in doubt offer two lists: one in plain text and one in HTML. Then let your subscribers decide.
Ready, Set, GO
You’ve defined your objectives, secured your content and designed your newsletter. Now all you need to do is put it together and launch it to your customers. For this you need a mailing list. Begin with your own in-house list-made up of people who have specifically requested to receive information from you. Set up a sign-up form on every page of your web site, advertise your newsletter in online ezine directories or in other newsletters, and announce your newsletter in your signature file–the tagline that is, or should be, attached to every email you send.
However you choose to build your list, don’t ever, ever become a spammer. Never send your newsletter to anyone who hasn’t specifically requested to receive it. Remember, Can-spam regulations require every marketing email to include an opt-out provision and a valid physical address. If you ignore these rules, you do so at your own risk.
Email newsletters, are possibly one of the most effective marketing tools available to online businesses. Exploit this opportunity and youre almost guaranteed to pull targeted customers to your site, create demand for your product, gather customer data and secure your company’s success.
MicroWorld focuses on new generation e-security threats with its new product eScan Web and Mail Filter for Windows
Do you think your anti-virus software is all that you require for protecting your system from cyber criminals? Is it all that you need to prevent your machine from becoming a spam producing mill? Is it all that protects your children from obscene material, prevents your employees from degrading their performance by using Internet unproductively, protecting your personal/private documents from any modifications or unauthorized access, killing your precious bandwidth through pop up Ads and securing you against Spywares? The answer to these questions is a big NO.
The anti-virus software simply protects your system against viruses, worms and trojans but the cyber criminals have become so intelligent today that they know how to circumvent through the security policies and attack the systems with other types of tools. If you have an anti-virus software in place and think that you are secured from all potential Internet threats, you need to rethink…..as your children may fall into pornographic loop, your bank details may be stolen and the productivity of your organization may go down the drain. So, what is the solution???
The recently launched product from MicroWorld, eScan Web and Mail Filter for Windows, protects your system on a real time basis against threats like:
Unsecured content, Spam, Pornography, Unproductive use of Internet, Spyware, Pop Up Advertisements etc.
The product has been developed to run efficiently with any antivirus software you might already have on your system.
“This product has been developed keeping into consideration the security requirement of our users who already have an anti-virus in place but are vulnerable to other new potential e-threats”, said Mr. Govind Rammurthy, CEO and MD, MicroWorld. “People already having an anti-virus installed on their systems if want to secure themselves from other potential e-threats also usually do not find software which can gel with their existing anti-virus and provide them a good security. Considering this requirement of our users we have launched this new product in the market which we expect would get phenomenal response”, he futher says.
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It is believed that there are only two ways to ensure customer satisfaction. The first is quality in the output and second is the affordability of the service or product. Full color printing companies are now well-equipped to fulfill customers discriminating needs. In fact, some are even assisting their customers starting from the conceptualization stage to design, printing and finally to the mailing of the materials.
CMYK or full color printing can be relied upon in giving the most accurate, crisp and detailed reproduction of your materials. Its popularity can be concluded in its rampant circulation. Time, People Magazine and National Geographic are in fact, using it. Aside from newsletters, it is also widely used by other forms of advertising materials like postcards, posters, stickers, greeting cards, brochures, flyers and folders.
Before finding an expert printer is a time-consuming and hard task. Now, it’s as easy as flicking a finger. Right at the very confines of your home, you can pick a printer and order instantly. Regardless of the quantity of your printing needs, you can have them easily taken cared of online. All you have to do is negotiate through your computer. Be reminded though that it will cut costs if you order more.
Most, if not all of the printers are very competitive. They give reasonable and viable prices for the customers to choose from. In connection to colors, the printing companies are offering a wide variety of colors ranging form one-color to six-color printing. Instant printing quotes and online approval of the four color printing job are given for you to preview and select how your printing job will push through without any hassles and delays. Not only that, the customers can already have their orders delivered in a matter of days depending if it is a rush or not.
As a rule of thumb, always consider the company image first with all your printing needs, because it is the most important thing that should reflect on your materials. That way, people will notice the company’s image and the company per se. another thing to consider is to make the message lasting. To achieve this, you must first create an impression using full color printing. That impression will eventually result to retention.
With full color printing, your needs can be delivered quickly and efficiently. Printing made faster and easier! You don’t have to worry about delays because your project will be delivered just on time!
Would you like to have a newsletter with barely satisfied subscribers who take a look at each issue and then remove it, or loyal readers who can’t wait to get your next issue?
A truly successful newsletter doesn’t have just a bunch of subscribers, but “raving fans” who have a strong relationship with you.
But how can you have such a winning newsletter?
#1. Quality Content
It doesn’t really matter for your readers how professional your newsletter design is, or how long the articles are. They want “quality content”. Period.
After all, the reason why they joined your newsletter in the first place was because you made a promise to provide them with some certain valuable information.
So each time you sit down to write your next issue, remind yourself what your readers expect to learn. What did you promise them? What benefits did you offer when asking them to sign up?
You should keep these answers in mind all the time when writing articles, making recommendations, and even placing ads in your newsletter. Make sure you deliver what you’ve promised. This is the secret to keeping your readers happy and winning new subscribers through word-of-the-mouth.
#2. Let Your Readers See the Real You
Which of the following newsletters would you like to read the most?
1. A faceless newsletter like it was written by a robot
or…
2. A newsletter with a personality that shines through its every word. You feel as if you know the writer and feel he/she is your friend.
I don’t think anyone in the world prefers the first one. Do you? I know all my favorite newsletters show what type of person has written them. When we read an article, all of us like to know the characteristics of the writer and create a picture of them in our mind.
Tell your readers a little bit about yourself. The best place to share this information is “Editor’s Notes” section. Tell them what makes you happy, and what makes you upset. If you publish your newsletter in HTML format, you should definitely consider placing your photo at the top of each issue.
Let your readers see who you really are. Let your personality shine through your newsletter!
# Final Thoughts
More and more newsletters are being published every day about every subject you can think of. It means many options for for readers, and many competitors for you. Your competitors are just 2 clicks away: One click on your newsletter unsubscribe link, and the other on your competition’s signup button.
So publish an informative newsletter providing quality content and let your readers know the REAL you. Now you can relax because yo know your readers will not even “look” at the competition.
Wish you the best of luck!
Ladan Lashkari
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I’m sure you have heard many online marketers touting the benefits of having a newsletter. I have used newsletters in the past for many sites. I’ve used them as a source of revenue by having advertisements embedded within the newsletter content. They are also effective as a means to keep a site sticky - to “anchor” clients and bring them back to the site. Newsletters can also be a great selling tool to provide free information, samples of your expertise or services, and as a taste of your full product/service. The lure of free content from newsletters can help you to turn casual surfers to potential customers and then finally paying customers.
I find the biggest problem for me personally is to consistently provide new content (which is strange since I have no problems writing a daily blog, go figure!). Consequently I have looked for methods to get around this problem.
Many of the sites I control I enjoy for the business management side of things and don’t actually provide the core services myself. For example at BetterEdit.com I don’t do any of the editing. I have professionals on staff that handle that aspect of the business. Consequently I have found it difficult to write newsletters that appeal to my target audience. Other times I’ve just grown bored of the subject matter and it becomes a chore to write a newsletter. If you don’t have enthusiasm your output is not going to be very good.
Over the years I’ve developed ways to make money from newsletters without writing them myself.
1. Hire Writers
The first and most obvious way is to hire people to do it for you. I did it this way for a community site I built with over 1000 members. In this case it was quite easy to find people that had experience and enthusiasm for the subject matter; I posted a news announcement looking for newsletter writers. I hired two people and paid cash on a per newsletter basis though at one point my writers were happy to write for free, they just enjoyed contributing to the community (though I made sure to pay them whenever there was advertiser revenue). To make a profit I just made sure I had more revenue from advertisers than I had to pay my writers. A simple equation but one that takes time to balance since you need an audience, advertisers and writers. If you have a popular site (the audience) the other two variables should come easily. Alternatively you could try searching for a freelancer to write for you.
2. Other People’s Content
Another method that I’ve utilised is to put together a summary style newsletter that simply links to content online. You take the time to find the quality articles and links for your members but you don’t have to actually do any writing yourself. IncWire is a good example of a newsletter like this. It provides links to great entrepreneurship articles that have been drawn from all over the net. The newsletter is free and sponsored by advertisers. Of course you can also make use of article repositories such as EzineArticles.com and simply use other people’s articles in your newsletter. This is a reliable and easy option since there is no shortage of great articles available for free publication everyday.
3. E-Course
You can also try an e-course style newsletter. This is a bit different to a traditional newsletter. Your visitors sign up and then over a period of time intervals they get sent the course via email. You can use plain text emails (this is the best method in my opinion - keep it simple stupid - kiss!), or HTML email or Adobe PDFs. You can send them out once a day for the next seven days or once a month for a year. It’s up to you but generally the sooner the better because you want to continually build up interest over a short period of time. Will Swayne at Marketing-Results.com.au recommends a consecutive seven day e-course.
While initially you do have to write the content yourself once it’s written your done. You don’t have to constantly provide new content and your course can be sent out to unlimited subscribers. The benefit of an e-course is that you can really focus on what your speciality is. Your course acts as a showpiece for your core competency, your skills, and allows people to try before they buy. You can monetise the course by inserting affiliate links, advertisements or selling your own services/products (or all three!).
Newsletter Software
You might be thinking this is all well and good, but how do I manage my newsletter. How do I handle an e-course being sent out every day for seven days to hundreds of different people without being blocked by SPAM blockers. What technology is available and what do I recommend.
Personally I use Marketer’s Choice to handle all email communications but if you just want a newsletter service it’s definitely way too expensive - it’s more of an all-in-one marketing tool.
I’ve tried a few different newsletter software packages. Some you install on to your own server and then manage online, others that are externally hosted subscriber based services and one that functioned a lot like an email client that sits on your desktop and sends out emails through your mail server. All of these have pros and cons. Of course it depends on your budget, but as I have stated you often get what you pay for so be wary of the free packages out there.
I recommend you try my favourite script source, The PHP Resource Index (http://php.resourceindex.com), in particular the Mailing List category should be your first port of call. You can try good old Google search as well.
Anti-SPAM
Before you commit to any newsletter software make sure you check how they deal with SPAM. Do they have an official policy and description of how your newsletters will be received? Are they just mass broadcast? Your newsletter software should provide double-opt in protection which means your subscribers have to opt-in and confirm their subscription via email before they receive anything. This helps to keep you from being accused of spamming.
One of the main reasons I chose Marketer’s Choice was because they have a very good system to make sure your mail is delivered to your subscribers. They have an in-built SPAM checker which reviews email you send out and tells you the likelihood your mail will be blocked by anti-SPAM software. It has the capability to personalise every email that is sent out so it appears with “Dear clientname” rather than just a generic “hello”. This is an important feature both as a sales tool (people tend to read emails that start with their name) and it’s more likely that your mail won’t be classed as SPAM by anti-SPAM software, which flag non-personalised email as potential SPAM. It’s the extra benefits that professional services provide that make them worth the cost, but you do have to go out there and test to find what suits your needs.
Newsletters Are Ace!
Really I can’t think of many reasons not to have some form of newsletter or e-course on your site. Yes it does take time to set things up but it’s worth the effort. I suggest you write it in your to-do list now if you don’t have a newsletter already!
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If you are not yet using a newsletter as a part of your marketing efforts then you are missing out on potential and existing customers becoming valuable long-term buyers.
Newsletters provide an effective tool for collecting interested visitors’ email addresses and converting them into buyers. They also are a great vehicle for keeping in touch with your most valued contact - previous customers. How?
NEWSLETTERS KEEP CUSTOMERS
When you have a customer buy from you, but no newsletter to follow up, than you are virtually handing him or her back to your competitors. Of course, if the service was good and the product memorable they may come back, but what if you have a new product that your existing customer may wish to buy and they do not know about it? What if they lose your website address? What if they just forget about you? A newsletter will prevent these things from happening.
HOW OFTEN?
That depends on various factors. Some businesses contact their subscribers as often as every day, others as infrequently as several times per year. What works for you depends a lot on what you are selling, what information you can give them, how often your subscribers will want to hear from you, etc.
A good rule of thumb for many businesses is once per week. Twice a month if you really feel that is the most you can do. More often and the customer may unsubscribe or routinely delete your messages. Less often and you’re allowing your competition the chance to win over your potential customer.
WHAT DO I WRITE ABOUT?
Are you very informed on the product or service? Do you have a lot of contacts? Can you point out related products or services they might be interested in?
You do not need a long newsletter. A sale alert or announcement of a new service or product can do just as well for some businesses, while others find a tips format more suitable. Industry news or ‘How to…’ and ‘Top 5…’ topics are a good idea and always try to make a connection between the newsletter and your product or service. Subscribe to several competitors’ newsletters (they will surely be subscribing to yours). Use a free email account to subscribe and see what they are providing their customers.
KEEP IT CONSISTENT
It’s amazing the amount of newsletters that abound online. Because of this subscribers can forget which ones are legitimate and which are spam.
Keep your format consistent so your newsletter becomes visibly familiar. Also indicate that the subscriber requested the information and provide an unsubscribe link on EVERY issue. You must do this if you want to limit complaints or spam reports.
Your newsletter deserves time and attention - it is the voice of you and your business and will help you to build relationships with your customers (and potential customers) in a way that no other tool can.
If you’ve reached the point of exhaustion trying to keep up with answering the mountain of emails that threatens to bury you alive every single day, you’re ready to learn about autoresponders.
The bad news is that people expect prompt replies to their email inquiries. However, unless you can figure out how to work continual twenty-four hour shifts, or hire enough people to constantly monitor incoming emails (while they’re eating up your revenue), you have a problem. The good news is an autoresponder is an inexpensive - or even free - method of quickly responding to emails. What these programs do is automatically respond to incoming emails as soon as they are received.
Emails are essential to your business for many different reasons. Most importantly, these invisible email voices give you their feedback about your website - for free! However, if you spend all your working hours answering these emails, how are you supposed to run your business? The answer is simple: use autoresponders. Autoresponders are programs that automatically respond to your emails without you so much as having to click on your mouse.
There are a number of good reasons why you need an autoresponder besides just answering your email. For example, autoresponders can be used if you need a way to send information about your services or products, price lists, or if there are repeated questions asked across large numbers of emails. Maybe you want to offer your site visitors a special bonus of some kind, such as advice or relevant articles. All of this can be handled by an autoresponder. Additionally, you can advertise your business and then build stable relationships with your customers by using autoresponders.
Autoresponder programs vary from software that runs with your email program to a specialized script that runs on your web hosting company’s server. This kind of script may use a web page form or simply operate with your email account. This kind of script is programmed to send out a standardized message whenever an email is received. The message is sent to a particular script or email address.
Some autoresponders can do more than simply send out standardized messages. They can send out an unlimited number of follow-up messages sent at predetermined interval of time. For example, you can set your autoresponder to send out a new message every day for as long a period as you desire.
There are numerous companies who offer autoresponders free of charge. Your website hosting company often provides autoresponders as a free service. If this is not the case with your web hosting company, there are numerous companies who offer this service for a small fee, or free of charge, providing you attach an advertisement for their company to your emails.
To personalize your autoresponder messages, you can attach a signature. Signatures in this case are much like business cards. You can include your name, company, all your contact numbers and addresses, and a brief message.
It’s a good idea to attach a signature to every email that is sent out. This works as a repeated reminder of your business identity every time a customer sees it. The more they look at your signature, the more likely your company will spring to mind when your particular service or product is needed.
You can create a standardized signature that every employee in your business uses, or you can go wild, and let every staff member create their own personal signature. Of course, like everything in life, there are some rules and guidelines to creating a personal signature.
Keep the length of your signature between four to six lines of text, with no more than 70 characters in a single line. Make sure that your email program does not cut off your text! The content should include your name, your company name, your email address, fax number, and any other contact details, such as 800 numbers. Lastly, always include a short personal message about your company. It should be a subtle sell of your services or your products, and possibly your company’s reliability and longevity.
Another specialized use of autoresponders is to create courses that you can then offer your site visitors for free. You must choose a topic in which you are an expert and that precisely targets your potential customers.
Once you have carefully chosen your subject, divide it into a number of different sub-topics. Then offer your site visitor a free 10 or 15 day course, each day offering a different sub-topic. The first topic should always be a welcome message to your site visitor and an explanation about what is to follow. Your explanation should be enticing, getting the point across that you are offering free, quality information that your target audience will find of great value.
With every lesson, include the number of the lesson, the topic title, information about your company and its services or products. At the end, include a few blurbs about the next lesson to entice the subscriber to continue on.
Make sure each topic is packed with essential and valuable information, and leaves the visitor lusting to know more. Otherwise, you may lose them in the very beginning.
Of course, you have to write up your course before you can offer it. Once you have done this, and gone over the material carefully, employing a professional writer or editor if necessary, you must transfer your text to your autoresponder.
There are a number of free autoresponders you can use. Try http:/www.getresponse.com, or http://www.fastfacts.net. Or go onto Google and you will find a long list of free autoresponder companies. Then sign-up for your chosen autoresponder. Once you do, you will receive instructions as to how to set it up and transfer your text.
Email is an excellent marketing tool; it is inexpensive and it is fast. Use it to advertise your business by choosing your email address carefully. Your website should contain different email addresses for different contact requests. For example, use info@yourdomain.com for information requests, or sales@yourdomain.com for questions about sales. It’s a good idea to set up one for the owner, such as president@yourdomain.com. This presents your company in a personal, approachable light and insures that direct contact is provided.
Autoresponders are an effective and powerful marketing tool, allowing you to make contact with thousands of potential customers. This is an invaluable asset considering how many potential customers you usually have contact with before you make an actual sale. Essentially, an autoresponser allows you to automate part of your marketing campaign.
We have come a long way from the time when only professionals could replicate CDs and DVDs. With the advent of blank media and the technology to duplicate it or burn it, almost anyone can now make their own CD. The ability to place digital media on a disc has changed how we both use and view this type of media today. It has taken only a few years for CDs to take over the spot once exclusively held by cassettes. Video and music cassettes are becoming dinosaurs before our very eyes. In time, our children may even view them like we used to view vinyl records and 8-tracks!
But where do you find CD and DVD replication and packaging services? Any large city worth it’s salt will have these types of duplication services. It is also very easy to find companies on the Internet that do this kind of business, and in fact, specialize in it. The world of CD and DVD duplication is wide open with many options for businesses and individuals.
For companies that simply need many CDs or DVDs replicated, there is a thriving market for duplication towers that don’t need a PC to be operated. They are the perfect choice for a business that needs to copy a lot of media without all the fuss and expense. Any good computer or large electronics store should have this type of hardware, and if not, should be able to point you in the right direction.
If you are in the music or video business and want to replicate your CD or DVD for sale to the public, some very good companies that oversee the entire process, from replication to artworks and graphics on the CD to creative packaging options are common. They specialize in helping those in the entertainment industry. They provide the technology needed for this service. Instead of burning the CD or DVD, they use a more permanent “glass press” method. They also have the creativeness to make the CD a custom design with mass appeal. They also help with the packaging so that it stands out from the rest.
Perhaps the advent of all these businesses that replicate and package CDs and DVDs mean that just about anyone can now produce their work and have it copied for friends and family or on a much larger scale. This is a great way for independent musicians and others to have an outlet for their work so that it will be heard and seen. It can have a professional look that will impress people to give it a listen or look-see. For people who are serious about their career in the entertainment business, this could not be better, and the good news is that you don’t have to look far to find a company that will do the job right.