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Using Autoresponders As A Teaser



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By : Terry Leslie    9 or more times read
Submitted 2008-11-20 20:31:13
It doesn't matter how awesome your business or product is if you never build up your potential client's interest. If someone isn't interested, your information gets deleted. It's a harsh but very potent reality of dealing with the average consumer. The consumer isn't there to help you, rather they are there to see what you can offer them. So when you start trying to use words, pictures, video blogging, and email marketing campaigns, you should be building a lot of interest. If you can pique someone's curiosity then you will most likely have a client for life. People like to be intrigued, and they love surprises as long as they don't have to wait a painfully long time.

Autoresponders can be used to help build that interest and get the curiosity juices of your potential clients flowing freely. Using buzz words like "Coming soon" and "Offers are only good for" have been over used. You can do better than average if you really put some thought into it.

Start with a question. What are you able to offer your client? A resolution? An answer? Convenience? Once you know what you are offering your client, you will be able to build up your curiosity factor. If there is any way to give them a little peek at the best part of the product, then go for it. E-books are easy to slip out a sampling to your potential audience. Pick a really juicy part and let it hang in the air. You aren't showing off your writing skills, you are getting them to remember you have something that they want.

Don't give up with just one hint. Build interest at regular intervals for weeks in advance. If you are releasing a new product or book, continuously tell your prospective client when they can expect the real deal.

As you build your interest through a series of autoresponder messages, don't forget the day of release. The day before you should be making a very big deal about whatever it is that is about to be answered for them. For instance, if you are promoting a fabulous new cleaning product, maybe you've been promising them all along that their cleaning days are about to become much easier. The day before you bring it to market, send out an autoresponder message that announces that your client have only one more day of old fashioned cleaning. Tomorrow their labor becomes the labor of someone else.

If you can build up interest and even a little suspense, your opening day will be an amazingly popular one. You can open up for orders with your autoresponder message as well. Just remember if there is any kind of delay you are responsible for blocking the final announcement as you don't wish to mislead your potential clients, not even accidentally.

Autoresponder messages can do a lot of pre promotion when used to build up the interest of those around us. Using the right frame work can provide a landslide of profis the first week.
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