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Using your Autoresponder to Generate Leads
By: John Ugoshowa
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    2007-04-16

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    Give away an ezine, free reports, free ebooks, free access to private websites, or anything else that you can think of. The object is
    to get people to sign up to receive that freebie, and to agree to receive email from you in the future! It is a win-win situation for
    everyone, but you get more than anyone else in the deal. The person gets a freebie. You get their name and email address, and
    permission to email them in the future.

    But if you do it right, you get even more than that. The freebie that you give away should also be used to promote your products or
    services. Even if it just has affiliate links for products or services that are related to the topic of the freebie, it is a way to generate
    extra revenue. Then, when you send email in the future, you can again promote your products or services. Just be sure to include
    valuable information in the email as well, or you will have people dropping off of your autoresponder mailing list like flies!

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