Success with E-mail marketing

[somarco]

http://www.insurancenewsletters.com/

 

[insurancegirl]

email content

thanks this looks good

 

[jdgeddie]

Thanks for the mention guys (and gals)! I'd also like to point out that we have a turn key email newsletter program available on our sister site, Web Hosting, VPS and Dedicated Servers by eBoundHost. And the first month is free.

John Geddie
Foresight Publishing, Inc.

 

[Guest]

http://www.insurancenewsletters.com/

Instead you can just write your own copy. That's what I do, but I'm a professional writer (meaning I've earned a living as a writer... see http://www.adams-blake.com/item.php?recordid=companyname&pagestyle=default )

It's not rocket science. Do something like these:

http://www.insurancesolutions123.com/news/news1b.html
http://www.insurancesolutions123.com/news/news2b.html

Just write what you want, keep it "chatty" and "light" and you will do fine. I get all sorts of nice notes from my bi-monthly newsletter and you will too if you write it they way you would want to read it.

Al
www.insurancesolutions123.com

 

[WBunch]

I would also make sure that you have permission to email them also. Some people will give you their email but don't want anything...Just trying to save you some grief of spam allegations.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

You're CAN-SPAM complaint just as long as the subject line is not misleading, there's a way to opt out and you have your physical address in the email. If you're complaint with that you can spam everyone to death.