Email Marketing Tips – 5 Practical Reasons Why Email Marketing Works

This post was written by jimmya on February 23, 2009
Posted Under: Email Marketing

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It’s unlikely you will hear successful Internet marketers say they don’t use email marketing to help build their business online.  Using an autoresponder, generating a responsive targeted list and building a strong relationship with the people on that list can make a huge difference to your bottom line.

Here Are 5 Practical Reasons Why Email Marketing Works:

1. Relationships – you can add your personality to email messages and more importantly you can provide your targeted leads with helpful and useful information.  If you stay away from the sales pitches and genuinely help them by giving them solid content this will build loyalty and trust. Yes, you can do this using emails.

2. Timing – getting your message out when you want it to go out is a strong option to have.  Using quality autoresponders will help you get those messages out by allowing you to either broadcast a message at the spur of the moment or schedule messages to go out a day from now, a week, am month, etc. That is powerful.

3. Cost – email marketing is like having a bunch of sales people working for you at a without actually having employees.  No direct mail marketing costs involved.  No phone bills to run up.  You also can reach people worldwide with one press of the button.  You can start out spending as little under twenty bucks to get starting with a quality autoresponder.

4. Tracking Results – another great option you will have with the right autoresponder service is the ability to track your email campaigns.  I wrote a post recently titled: Email Marketing Tips – Tracking Email Marketing Campaigns and Open Rates and the importance of knowing what is working and what is not. While you are there, please check out Brody Dorland’s comment as well.

5. Long-Term - if you are building your Internet presence for the long haul having a list of people you can consistently market to the right way it is more than likely you will convert a good percentage of these people into long-term customers.  Again, as long as you treat them well it is hard not to.

What do I use to amp up my email marketing?

I use Trafficwave for my email marketing needs. They have a 30 day FREE Trial and also offer more than just unlimited autoresponders, but other important marketing tools including an awesome income opportunity.

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Reader Comments

You say

“I use Trafficwave for my email marketing needs. They have a 30 day FREE Trial ” the word I am calling attention to is “THEY”.

So I click on it, and it says
“Email marketing with Jimmy Adames !”

“They” are YOU.

#1 
Written By Chuck on February 23rd, 2009 @ 5:17 pm

Yes Chuck, it’s actually a no-brainer. They help me build my business and I help them with theirs.

You could either go directly to them or work with me, it’s all up to you or you can use Aweber, GetResponse or whatever quality autoresponder that you are comfortable with.

So whether you are email marketing with Jimmy Adames, Trafficwave or any other autoresponder you will be ahead of the game.

Thanks for leaving your comment.

Jimmy

#2 
Written By jimmya on February 23rd, 2009 @ 6:21 pm

Jimmy, great articles. Like on twitter … i will look forward for your authentication, legitimate and permissioned emails words :)

Cheers, @AlexVolocaru

#3 
Written By Alex on February 24th, 2009 @ 7:18 am

I’ll work on that Alex.

Thanks for coming by.

Jimmy

#4 
Written By jimmya on February 24th, 2009 @ 12:54 pm

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