Spam in My Letterbox - How to Separate the Wheat From the ChaffPosted by Clemmensen Williford on February 3rd, 2021 The biggest problem for many who just did start to familiarise with website marketing is the time management. The biggest problem almost daily management is overloaded letterbox. When post mounted letterbox started online marketing, I was overwhelmed by seemingly perpetual possibilities... After a very limited time my letterbox was brimming with correspondence, filled with proposition, packed with promises, "never before" and "never after" chances... I was spening too much time reading everything that staff and signing up every now and then... Looking back however - I usually do not have many regrets. It is a very old proclaiming that one must learn on own mistakes in fact it is indeed very right.... My first frantic actions to "be in business" were awarded. I can now quite accurate guess in the event the email is worth reading or otherwise. If letter box online are for instance: "No skills required" or "Get your FREE DVD of building a .2m business" or "Secrets of Make Money On-Line Revealed" or "Just Copy & Paste This Email Ad and You Get Paid!" or "How to make 00 by 50 percent weeks" or "You can have the first million in a single year" - I just simply delete such correspondence... There are days I receive many letters about the same subject. The "topic from the day" goes on and it too ends in the trash. Marketers realize that there is no easy task to provoke readers making them open an e-mail. So the subject of their email may be: "Re: Your Payment Has Been Processed" or: "Re: you might have 5 sign ups" or: "Claim your reward here" or "Clickbank payment delays to suit your needs" "Check for you holds back" etc. Another category of letters which matches on the rubbish bin fit in with people who never bother to check what they are sending me: Hello first name... I know - this is an error of email autoresponder however you can always preview your letter and fix it. Some of letters are difficult to read: fonts are so small, there aren't any paragraphs, all letter goes in one big block, style is dull, letter is filled with broken down statements. If modern letterbox are selling hopes for an instant million, do not expect big results. The same applies for the form of your letter. If the form and style are shabby, this means you do not care. If you do not, why should I? The art of writing letters remains to be extremely important. Particularly for individuals that desire to convince a person that they know their subject, that they are genuine and heavy, be proud of what they are doing. Otherwise, the only link their customer clicks could be the click to the correspondence cancellation.Like it? Share it! More by this author |