How Do Newsletters Work For You?

[Nwit]

Could I have a copy as well?

trd @ ditto-ltd.com

Thanks

 

[xrac]

Me too!!

[email protected]

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Paul, I hope you brought enough gum for everybody

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Paul, I hope you brought enough gum for everybody

Wow, I had no idea...I must have 50 PMs too.

I said I would, so I will get it to everybody as soon as I can!

To answer a couple of "general" type questions I'm getting: no, I don't use Constant Contact, and yes I use it as my main form of drip marketing.

 

[Josh Winter]

Wow, I had no idea...I must have 50 PMs too.

I said I would, so I will get it to everybody as soon as I can!

To answer a couple of "general" type questions I'm getting: no, I don't use Constant Contact, and yes I use it as my main form of drip marketing.

A little late, but can I also get a copy of your most recent newsletter? Thanks.

jwinter13 at gmail.com

 

[arnguy]

Geez, Paul, I thought everyone had to purchase your $150.00 e-book and only then you would throw in a copy of your newsletter as an added benefit!

 

[2insureyou]

I pay my company 50 bucks a year to send a monthly e-newsletter on my behalf to clients and prospects. I get more calls from existing clients than anyone else, but it hasn't really translated into new business that I have been able to track.

People are appreciative of it, though. I've only been doing it for a few months. Hopefully, it will pay dividends.

I would say that having my name come across my database of names at least once a month whether I call them or not is a good thing. Especially for $50/year

 

[briko3]

Me too, please???

briko3 @ yahoo. com

 

[1manshow]

Mine has also helped our persistency greatly along with generating "top of mind awareness" and more referrals. I'm tenative about sending it via email based on feedback from others.