This FREE article reveals how you can make money with autoresponders starting today.

Discover how creating a series of automated emails can make you $500 or more in as little as 24 hours from now (it's not what you think).


The easiest way to make money with autoresponders is to find someone who is willing to pay you a substantial sum of money for putting together an series of automated emails for their prospects and clients.

Online that's hard to do.

Competition is fierce and every online marketer already understands the importance of using an email autoresponder service like Aweber to make money.

Successful internet marketers know "the money is in the list".


But there is a hot cashed up market offline
who would be eager to pay you exceptionally well
if you just went and talked to them.


Best of all you can reach this market without spending a cent.

In fact you're probably walking by some of your best prospects every day.

I'm talking about small business owners.

Think about it.

Most small businesses owners make no real effort to capture the contact details of prospects and clients who are walking into their premises every day.


They are letting an absolute fortune
pass them by...

If they just followed up on the highly targeted prospects and the paying clients they deal with every day the potential for profit is enormous.

But most brick and mortar small business owners don't know how to follow up with prospects and clients.

They don't know how to use reports, audio and video and information to pre-educate and sell their prospects on buying from them.

And they don't know how to offer back end products and services to their paying clients to create a massive increase of revenue and profits from the advertising and marketing budget they've already spent generating those clients.

They don't even know what an autoresponder is let alone how to make money from one.


That's where you come in.

You can create a simple way to capture the contact details of prospects and clients who enter the premises of a small business.

Something like a highly targeted prize that requires people to enter their contact details so you can notify them when they win works very well.

Then you can have the staff of the business manually enter names, email addresses and other contact details into the autoresponder list you set up especially for that business.

You also create follow up emails with specific offers for prospects, back end offers for clients, valuable information to keep them excited about reading your emails and more.

You can also create special email autoresponder lists specifically designed to follow up on clients after they buy or use a service.

This could include instructions on how to use the product and what to expect and recommendations on related products and services your clients should buy to improve their experience.

Now I want you to think about this.


In most small businesses they have
somewhere between 50 and 1,000 people
entering their premises every day


If you captured the contact details of just 20% of those highly targeted prospects that would be 10 to 200 prospects added to your email list every day.

Or 70 to 1,400 a week. Or an astonishing 300 to 6,000 highly targeted prospects a month.

And when I call them highly targeted I really mean it.

These are people who've been motivated enough to get out of their homes and drive, walk, cycle or take public transport to visit a business. They've chosen to go inside for a business.


These are people with money

And they'll spend that money if you just make them an offer that appeals to them.

Do you think that if you offered to help a small business owner turn this immensely valuable gold mine of prospects and clients into real sales and profits using an autoresponder that he might be just a little excited about hiring you?

Do you think if you go through the sums with him about the potential buying power of contacting thousands of prospects regular by email that he might be willing to pay you some money to do it for him?


If you collected contact details for 3 months
that's an email list of 900 to 18,000


If you send just 1,000 targeted prospects an email with a well thought out offer of a highly targeted product or service you are going to make sales.

Realistically you could expect $500 to $2,500 in sales depending on the quality of the list.

If you sent 5,000 highly targeted prospects a highly targeted offer you could expect to make $2,500 to $12,500 in sales.


And you could be sending out
emails like this every week!


Once you understand that it is very easy indeed to make money by offering a small business owner this kind of autoresponder service for $500 a month or more.

Or you could charge $1,000 for setting the autoresponder service and lead capture system up and then charge $250 to $1,000+ a month for running the email follow up system.

And best of all you could walk into a business today and walk out with a check in your pocket for $500 or more.

If you want to make money with autoresponders this has to be the fastest most lucrative method devised.

For a step by step system on how to set up a lead capture and email follow up to multiply the sales and profits in a brick and mortar business download the full report: From Offline Store Front To Online Gold.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

Hi Andrew,

How do you deal with Aweber's rules forbidding the direct entry of a "subscriber's" contact info? Do you have the subscriber click on the Aweber link when they check their mail at home?

Mike

Andrew,

Your idea seems to be unique, and I like your sales page. You give the prospect numerous opportunities to purchase...excellent. Perhaps you could vary your opportunities instead of all Paypal buttons.
May I also suggest you change ebook cover to a book (no binder) and call your product a an ebook (vs. report)...I think you will find that there may be more perceived value. I know content determines the true value, but more perceived value, nonetheless can help make a sale.

Much Success,
George Pierce

I think a report has more perceived value than a book.

It seems, people will pay more for a report stapled together, or in a plain ring binder then for a 'book"

I have not used Awebers mailing program for a while, but I'm pretty sure you can directly enter the email or upload a list of them.

They will still have to confirm by clicking on the confirmation link.

In our retail store, I have an old laptop on the counter, customers enter their own data into this software to be on our mailing list
MyMailList Deluxe 8: Mail List & Address Book ManagementSoftware

Congrats. You're one in a thousand that do this and they all should be. Cheers

"How do you deal with Aweber's rules forbidding the direct entry of a "subscriber's" contact info? Do you have the subscriber click on the Aweber link when they check their mail at home?"


If you're using double optin you enter the clients name and email address for them (after they've filled in a form that tells them they'll be getting a free gift by email and a follow up email course or tips of some kind).

They still have to confirm so it's all above board and perfectly within Aweber's rules.

Or as Phil suggests you can have a computer screen right next to your prize draw so clients and prospects can enter their details themselves or have your staff help them do it.


I also think that a report has higher perceived value than a book. You can buy books at your local bookstore for $10-$20.

But you might pay $100+ for a special report.



With 800 visitors the sales page for From Offline Store Front To Online Gold is currently converting at 33.38%. (Yes that's a statistically significant conversion rate of over 30%)...
From Offline Store Front To Online Gold

If you were going to swipe a sales page this would be a good one to swipe along with the sales page for the original Offline Gold report which pulled at up to 35% for targeted traffic...
Internet Marketing To Local Businesses

And there's no bonuses advertised on either sales page (heresy!)

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

A little side note:

One main reason, we have customers "enter their own" data into a laptop is, it's hard to read their handwriting. (plus we could upload a list of names into our mailing program or order system)

We used to have them write it out on paper (we had a local printer make us a custom note pad with Name, address and email fields on it) but we had to throw many away because of bad handwriting.

And another thing that amazes me is, how many people had a hard time even spelling their own address?

Yet another fantastic idea, Andrew. Thank you! You contribute so much great stuff to this board.

Janet

Yup, I totally agree. I helped with marketing at a real estate club and at least 15% of the addresses were so badly written that we had to throw them away also. Cheers.