How to Write E-mail Pitches

When it comes to e-mail marketing, you might be

extremely frustrated.

When you first get online you hear about all of

the money you can make by having your own list of

subscribers.

So...

You work hard to build up the list of subscribers

by giving away freebies that make the opt-in to

your e-mail list.

As your list gets bigger and bigger you start to

get excited because you think of all of the money

that will be rolling into your bank account.

However, your frustration starts to grow when you

find out that you're not making the money you

want.

You might even have 1,000's of subscribers but

little to no income.

You start to wonder if making money online really

is just for dreamers and or scammers.

In reality, it doesn't have to be this bad.

While you may not make your millions, you'll do

well enough to sustain your needs if you do it

right.

Let's look at a few tips to help you out.

Tip #1-

The first tip is to follow the A.I.D.A formula

when writing your e-mails.

A- Attention I- Interest D- Desire A- Action

If you structure your e-mails to get opened,

read, and acted upon you'll have all of the money

you'll ever need.

Tip #2-

Create mini product launches. Product launches

build up excitement up your offering.

They're a clever tactic used to get people

interested in what you're selling.

They usually last over a few days with an e-mail

or two each day designed to keep a prospects

interest.

When you finally release the product, you'll have

a lot more interest than if you just sent out a

simple e-mail.

The anticipation alone will get your e-mail inbox

stuff with orders of your new release.

Tip #3-

The next tip is to mix a pitch and content

together.

This means that you should always be selling and

educating at the same time.

Many people are scared to put a pitch or a link

into their e-mails for fear that their prospect

will get turned off.

In reality, most people don't mind if you pitch

them at the end of the e-mail as long as you've

given them a tip or an education beforehand.

In fact, it's a little weird to get an e-mail

without a link in it.

Most people are trained to click on links and

they may even click the link before they read

your e-mail.

Give them something to click and don't be shy.

You'll make a lot more money in the end.

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