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Gain Customer Confidence – Hit the Reply Button Now

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Don’t keep your customers waiting or they may move on. Answering questions asap and follow up is vital and the reply button is key to providing your customers with good service and the potential for sales and returning. Even if you have to send a short note with auto reply to address their question, send it with an inclusion that you will follow up in more detail. You are showing that you are on top of customer service and finding a solution for their problem whether it be a return or an inquiry of your product.

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Successful Email Tips – Get Out of Spams Way

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Ever wonder how you can send out a bunch of emails and get only a handful of replies? You could be spamming and don’t know it? Spam filters are very good at keeping your email box from being filled with hundreds of spam every day. If your box is protected then more then likely your customers are too. 90%-95% of all emails are spam and if you want your stuff read, try out these tips.

Your First Words
How you present your title will determine if your customers are actually seeing your email or not. Sure everyone wants to have a catchy title, its what catches peoples attentions and want to click to open. Words like “FREE” and symbols like ** and even a percentage % sign can throw your hard work into spam land. I have seen emails going around the FREE word using Fre*e* or FR** in my spam folder. Double dose of trouble getting their email to my inbox. Using quotation marks, dollar signs, exclamation points and capital letters in your title will frequently trigger spam filters.

Make your title to fit exactly what you want to get across. Do you want your customers to know you are having this giant sale over the weekend? Send them an email and tell them “Weekend Sale on all Gold Jewelry” or if you want to be a bit more creative your could put “Grab the Gold This Weekend”. When they click to open your email you could then have a header that may read, “This Weekend Only 50% off all Gold Jewelry” or Buy One Get One Free Necklaces This Weekend Only”. Add pictures of a few pieces and the link could read, “Grab The Gold, Click Here”.

Here are some words that could trigger a spam filter from your subject title:
Give it away, Giving it away, Save up to, Time limited, order now, Offer, One time, one time offer, great offer, While Supplies last, Act Now!, while supplies last.

Talk to Me
Stuck on the letter portion? Email can be tricky when you mean to say one this and its misinterpreted as another. Something may seem funny to you and offensive to others. Speak out your words when you finish your letter and before you hit send. If you could have someone proof read it for you even better. Editing is a part of success when you will be sending out an email from fifty to thousands of customers or potential customers.

Lets Get Personal
Focus on your customer and leave out the “I” in your letter. Replace it with “you” or their name. “Your business is appreciated, or “Jamie you are a valued customer and your comments are appreciated. If you are promoting an item or service it should not be about you, it should be about your customer and getting their interest and trust.

Fonts and Size Does Matter
Ever get an email that is hard to read because the font is small or even in such a script that you have to get closer to your screen, squint your eyes just to read it… this type of email may have hit the inbox, but has the potential for a delete in under 5 seconds. Set your font for easy reading like Ariel and size 12. Speaking about size, try to keep your emails like your title short and to the point. You want to catch attention with the title and move on to the letter with a few lines that will catch their attention and move on to your blog, website or whatever your content is. Be sure to add your links and be sure they work before hitting send.

Email Common Sense
No one likes to be bombarded with emails. Space your emails out to accommodate your email list. If someone is not interested in what you are selling, bombarding them with emails will only make them want to get off your list or block you. Pacing them will get better results and even may get forwarded to a friend.

Before you send your emails, think about what type of emails you like to receive how often you want to receive them and what you want to go to spam.

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Photo Tagged on Facebook – This Photo Has Got to Go!

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I have seen my name tagged in photo’s on Facebook from friends and some of them I did not even know existed from old friends. I enjoy those photo’s that bring back to mind great memories, like one of me in a class picture from kindergarten.

Some pictures I wish my name was not associated with and those are just plain out spam to promote a product or company I really do not want to promote. Have you relieved a photo with a companies logo or people you do not know in the picture bringing to your attention that they can help you make a zillion dollars overnight with their amazing secret that will only cost you $49.95?

To get your name off any photo or circulating photo you simply can de-tag yourself, (remove your name and association).

To do this go to the photo and click on it. It will open up across your screen with a black background. Under the photo, you will see a few or a list of names tagged in the photo, look for your name and you should also see a (photo’s remove tag) link next to it. Click on that and your are now removed from that photo. Your page should update and the photo will be gone.

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I am getting Fully Followed!

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I discovered an awesome free one stop social marketing tool that allows you to combine your twitter, LinkedIn and even your Facebook page all in one spot.

Why is this so great you ask? If you are on any of the above and marketing your business, blog, or anything else you want to drive traffic to, this is like finding the easy button.

At FullyFollow.me you simply let all them to link up to your social marketing places and you only have one link to send out to potential customers or friends for them to join your social places.

The three guys who put this together Eli Gratz, Ryan Lelek and Dale Stephens came up with the idea while on a 48 hour bus trip on there way to a tech conference. Don’t you just love brainstorming? Be sure to read their short bio :}

Go to FullyFollow.me and hey while your there see how easy it is to follow me on my networks and then sign up yourself! After you get your link, come on back and leave it in the comment box so others and I can follow you too.