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		<title>5 Ways To Boost Your Website Sales &#8211; Part 5</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today I want to share with you some tips about building and managing your customer list. Remember: if you have a website with a customer list, you MUST email1314 your customers to raise your income. The most common way to do it is by writing newsletters. Newsletters can be a pain to write, but guarantee [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-family: Helvetica; line-height: normal; font-size: small;">Today I want to share with you some tips about building and<br />
managing your customer list. Remember: if you have a website<br />
with a customer list, you MUST email1314 your customers to raise<br />
your income. The most common way to do it is by writing<br />
newsletters. Newsletters can be a pain to write, but guarantee a<br />
very good return on investment. Thanks to my experience, I put<br />
together four simple MUST FOLLOW rules that can turn a poor<br />
newsletter marketing into a great success. Enjoy!</p>
<p>1: Broadcast Monthly &#8211; As a rule I send out at least one message<br />
per month just to keep communication lines open. You don&#8217;t<br />
want to constantly be barraging your customers with sales every<br />
email1314 so in my monthly broadcasts I usually inform my customers<br />
of new resources that have become available at my site. I often<br />
upload free articles that I source from copyright-free places or<br />
websites that I partner with. If you can, try and create unique<br />
resources of real value &#8211; writing articles yourself is an option<br />
if you have knowledge about the industry your business operates<br />
in. I inform my customers about the new resources and end with a<br />
small reminder about our services &#8211; 10% sales pitch, 90% good<br />
content.</p>
<p>2: Offer Discounts &#8211; I have a list of people that have yet to<br />
become customers, my prospects list. For this list I have an<br />
automatic series of responses sent out, first starting weekly,<br />
then turning monthly that offers them enticements to join. Once<br />
a prospect has been subscribed to my list for a long time I have<br />
an automatic email1314 go out offering them a discount to try my<br />
business out. I even cut the price to the point where I don&#8217;t<br />
make a profit just to get the prospect to trial the service. I<br />
know if they like it they will use it again so often the act of<br />
converting them into a customer is the final roadblock that a<br />
discount offer removes.</p>
<p>3: Encourage Referrals &#8211; One of my favorite techniques is to<br />
offer incentives for my present customers to bring in their<br />
family and friends. The easiest customers to acquire are from<br />
current customers recommending your business. Word of mouth is<br />
always the best marketing method so why not encourage it as much<br />
as you can? Each current customer is potentially the best<br />
salesperson you could ever find and sometimes all it takes is an<br />
offer, like a credit for services/discount voucher or even just<br />
an email1314 suggesting they tell friends about your business. Happy<br />
customers are happy to spread the word, they just sometimes need<br />
a little nudge to do it.</p>
<p>4: Market Research &#8211; Are you considering launching a new product?<br />
Maybe you want to know what your clients think of your customer<br />
service? How about gathering statistics about your customer<br />
demographics to help with future marketing efforts? All these<br />
questions can be answered by sending a survey to your list.<br />
Perhaps you can offer incentives to fill out a survey such as<br />
discount vouchers, two-for-one deals or free samples. However<br />
you do it, your current list is a fantastic store of minable<br />
data just waiting to be accessed. Services like SurveyMonkey.com<br />
give you the tools to create online surveys easily, which can be<br />
linked from or included in one of your broadcast email1314s to your<br />
list.</span></p>
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