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By: Howard Shen

Howard Shen — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 06:26:30 +0000

hey Naomi,
thank you for this post.

keep it up,
Howard

By: Naomi Trower

Naomi Trower — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:07:45 +0000

I have to agree with you there.

By: Naomi Trower

Naomi Trower — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:07:26 +0000

Hi Nancy! Thanks for stopping by here! Yes I've made several tweaks to my optin box starting out with Get 7 Days of FREE Tips to Market Your Real Estate or Mortgage Business via Social Media in LESS Time to 1 hour / day to finally 30 min / day!

By: Naomi Trower

Naomi Trower — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:00:25 +0000

Hi Roger, I hope your next project goes well! I know that I need to consolidate my systems soon as I currently use Professional Cart http://www.profcs.com/app/?pr=33&id=167365 for my shopping cart which has autoresponders included in the package.

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By: NancyBiz

NancyBiz — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 13:53:39 +0000

So true, Naomi. I especially like your comment about compelling words that entice people to find out more. Anyone can work with great services and products, but you still have to use the right words to show the value of your offer. Thanks for the reminder! I'm going now to sharpen the words in my opt-in box.

By: Roger Swain

Roger Swain — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 22:32:03 +0000

Hi Naomi – as usual great advice. I started using Autoresponder email marketing six years ago with Constant Contact. This worked incredibly well to build my list of clients direct from my web page (before Facebook was really on the scene). Then four years ago I invested a lot of money in a new “all singing all dancing “web page with integrated relational database built into the back end – auto listing mailers as all new properties were uploaded; newsletter facility etc. With this all new technology I stopped using Constant Contact – thinking my new system would be as good or better. Guess what – The “call to action” of Constant Contact (pop-up or fade in) was not present in the new system, so the sign up rate dropped significantly. The sign in box in my new page was static and not under my control – so just faded into the back ground. The pre-written courses and time slotted content that had been sent automatically and over several months previously started losing the effect of catching clients when they were ready to buy – several moths after their first contact. Reviewing the whole situation has now prompted me to restart an autoresponder system asap – but also in conjunction with a whole new web page format. I spent a lot of money on the old system – but it is just too inflexible now and doesn't allow any integration of Social Media; Video or give me control over content (waiting for the webmaster syndrome). So I am now looking at putting together a WordPress based front end incorperating Studio Press Agent Press Child Theme – together with Mail Chimp (this mainly for the Socaila Media tools). Still at the drawing board stage but hope to have the bulk of the building and integration completed in a few weeks. Any hints and tips from any WordPress; StudioPress or Mail Chimp users would be much appreciated!!
Keep up the great info Naomi.
Saludos from Mallorca