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Loading Your ECourse Into Your Auto Responder

An ecourse is an interesting idea to market your products. You can offer to train your subscribers on a particular topic. By doing this your readers will be pleased that you are offering them information and will love to receive the information directly to their inbox over the period of the course.

First you should decide what topic you want to write your ecourse about, design the ecourse so that it fits into between 5 and 7 lessons. Next you should start writing an introduction article which will set the scene for the rest of the articles, explain what you hope to teach them, and some general background information. The main articles should try to teach your readers something on the chosen topics. And the last article should review what they should have already learned.

Magnetic Sponsoring uses auto responders to capture lead information.

Mike Dillard Uses An Auto Reponder For Sharing His ECourses

You should send a new part of the course every day try to keep each article to a separate point concerned with the main topic.

Make sure your ecourse provides useful information and don't make it obvious that you're trying to sell something. If you can show that you know what you are talking about then you and your company will be much more credible.

Ecourses are great because they show people that you know what your are talking about in terms of this subject, it shows that you are knowledgeable in this area and so hopefully they will trust you and buy your products.

Once you've written your ecourse you should load it into your auto responder, load each individual article into your email autoresponder ready to be fired off when you need them to be.

Offer an ecourse and people well start to get interested in your site, you can hopefully keep them on your mailing list for a long time and they will hopefully continue to visit your site and buy for products in the future.

Remember who signs up to receive your ecourse, this way you can see just how successful it is, if it's successful then you can repeat the same again sometime in the future, if not then you can look at alternative ways of advertising. If they work you could even offer a discount to people that read your ecourse!

Mike Dillard supports the use of auto responders.