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7 Super Ways To Use Autoresponders To Increase Your Sales 1. Use your autoresponder to publish an ezine. Autoresponders with a broadcast feature are a low cost way to create mailing lists that your visitors can subscribe to including your own ezine that you can use to effectively market your... How "Available" are YOU? The internet can be pretty scary at times. Do you realise how easy it is to access your personal information? Your phone number, name, address? Even get driving instructions on how to get to your location (if you`re in the USA)?? Did you know... MLM Training- The MLM Success Secret to a BLAZING One on One Presentation by Doug Firebaugh The One on One MLM Presentation is key to Success in Network Marketing. How do you do a HOT One on One Presentation in Network Marketing that is riveting and SCORCHING? If you learn how to, your sales will double and... Sales Lessons from Bob Vila Sales Lessons from Bob Vila There’s more to what he does than meets the eye by BIG Mike McDaniel With so many different programs, and reruns and re-packaging of older programs, we can assume there are few people on the planet who do not know about... What Happens When You Submit Articles To Ezines? What's an article anyway, and why would I want to submit one to an ezine? That was a two-fold question and will require two answers. An ezine article is usually composed of approximately 500 words on a single subject that would be of interest to...         "They Just Don't Get It!" Does this sound familiar to you? Your friend asks you, "What have you been up to?" You say, " I'm into Internet marketing." "What's that?" You then proceed to tell them how you market a product on the Internet. You tell them about headlines, ad copy, advertising and ezines. "What's an ezine?" You explain it's like a magazine they would find in a drugstore; the difference is it comes in your email. Everything is going fine for about ten minutes until you notice their eyes are starting to glaze over. There's a brief pause and they say, "Hey, do you believe this weather we're having?" At that point, you realize that you're boring them to death because they have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. For over a year now, I've poured my heart and soul into Internet marketing. I have devoted myself passionately to life within the computer. I went from someone who had to ask my husband how to turn on the computer to someone who can now copy and paste with the best of them (okay…I'm a slow learner). I trashed one computer in eight months and I'm proud to say it will take me MUCH longer to trash my current one. I'm completely self-taught in online promotion and I'm proud of what I've accomplished. I'm not a Net marketing "guru" and I never will be one. But I'm not a "newbie" either. It's only natural for me to want to share my passion with friends and loved ones. But I slowly came to realize that I'm speaking a foreign language to them when I describe the inner workings of online marketing. I have yet to meet someone in the "real world" who knows what an ezine is. My husband will tentatively ask me how my day was. When I launch into advertising with autoresponders, viral marketing, I can see his shoulders start to slump and this look of resignation comes across his face. It says, "Oh, %#@*& ! I just had to ask!" When I ask him to proof one of my articles, he gets this deer-caught-in-the-headlights look in his eyes. Even though I've begged him to be brutally honest, I know he's thinking, "What can I say? I don't even understand what she's writing about!" I think I've finally come to understand that what we do on the Internet is very specialized. Never mind that there are thousands of us doing it. Those of us who spend hours each day on the Internet advertising, reading and learning, give so much of ourselves to this endeavor. When we're not online, we're brainstorming headlines, ad copy and articles. Internet marketing is in every fiber of our being. Keep us away from the computer too long and we go into severe withdrawal. I don't know about you, but marketing is both a challenge and an outlet for me. The challenge is to learn as much as I can absorb and use what I've learned effectively. The outlet is tapping into that part of my brain that is creative. I have come to understand that to some extent I have to keep my life online and my life offline separate. I tell my friends just enough and then shut up (hopefully before they are frantically looking around for a means of escape). Nothing is worse than to have someone rattling on and on about something you have absolutely no interest in. But that's okay. There are plenty of people like you who DO understand what I'm talking about. And I don't have to explain to you what an ezine is. "There are as many ways to live and grow as there are people. Our own ways are the only ways that should matter to us." Evelyn Mandel About the Author Jo McNamara lives in Orlando, FL, with 8 cats and 1 husband. To receive all other articles written by Jo: