When your autoresponders suck, it’s worse than not having them at all. When someone trusts you with an email address, it’s the beginning of a relationship. Letting them down is a problem.
Disgusting. That’s What my auto responders are at the moment. Foul and nasty and…just plain bad. I’ve gotta fix it this week, and I will. Its one of those things that fell through the cracks. Writing autorespoonders is not hard work. it’s not particularly time consuming.
But, mine blow. I have not done the job I wanted to do because I haven’t REALLY decided what strategy I’ve wanted to execute. I’ve kind of been in transactional mode because I have been working my ass off to get the IRS out of my life. And that’s going to be something that I’ll do this week.
Autoresponders work. I’ve set them up for many people. Mine? Won’t do anything but confuse people. I have 3 set set up with a great plugin that Keith built for me. Really slick. Pulls people into aweber in a great way. Then when they get there? They hear nothing.
So it’s time to change that, and I’ll let you know what happens when I improve my campaign.
You’ll hear back from me Monday or Tuesday.
First:
A mea culpa to my list.
Then:
Notes that matter, and I’ll add the autoresponders to my daily tasks/tabs.
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Hmm, I wonder where we are at in the pendulum, as we have no autoresponders.
“I’ve set them up for many people.”
Sad but true, ‘the cobbler’s kids have no shoes!’
Btw, the link to ‘Keith’ is broken. ;)