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Autoresponder Stalking

Posted by Admin | March 21, 2008 .

Online Marketing Hell - Real-World Advice for Online MarketersThe Advice

Choose your autoresponder e-mails carefully:  the patience of readers is extremely limited.

Why?

Even though it’s the policy here at OMH not to attack people but campaigns, it’s a bit hard to show this example without showing who (#1) initiated it.  Thus the caveat that the following is a hellacious autoresponder procedure I see perpetuated day in, day out.  I call it:  Autoresponder Stalking.

The Autoresponder Manifesto

I have entrusted you (Mr., Ms. Online Marketer) not just with my name, e-mail address, and other personal information.  But I have also entrusted you with the sanctity of my e-mail in-box.  I hate my e-mail in-box even in the best of times, and I certainly hate it more in the worst of times.  So:  do not bombard me with e-mails every single day about non-important matters, and please keep your shilling of other guru’s products down to a bare minimum.

Perry Marshall is good at providing 95% free information, 4% shilling himself, and maybe 1% shilling another guru.  Good ratio there.   Otherwise, we decide to “Unsubscribe Forever.” (#2)  Sorry, Mike.

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