Mac-Users
Mac Mass Mailer
by Andrew Whittington
Andrew Whittington 
Traffic and advertising is where it's at in network marketing. The more people who look at your site, the more likely you are to have sign-ups and product movement. So, one of the keys to this is introducing people to what you do and email is just one way to do that.
I thought I would start by introducing a brilliant mass mailer, designed specifically for Mac. It's free at it's lower level, but you'll keep getting a payment request every time you open the program until you do pay the optional $69 purchase fee. It's on a try-before-you-buy basis.
You can find the Mac Mass Mailer at:
http://www.macmassmailer.com/
One thing they do implicitly stress and I too stress it, is not to use the program for SPAM. Now deciding what is and isn't SPAM is sometimes tough. So I make a rule not to send to anybody who hasn't done one of the following:
1. subscribed to one of my businesses, either as a pre-enrollee or as a fully fledged business partner
2. actually contacted me or visited my opt-in page (which is double verified)
3. been referred to me by a colleague
4. left their details in a subscription list asking for more information
5. added their name to one of my networks as a contact
I think that's fair enough, none of us like these mass messages about stuff we're not interested in --- unless of course it really is a golden opportunity :-)
I don't have any affiliations with the company that designed the Mac Mass Mailer. It's relatively simple to use, but you should be using Mail as your email program, otherwise I don't think it works. Leave comments here if there are problems running the mailer.
Andrew
May 28th 2007 14:19
Traffic and advertising is where it's at in network marketing. The more people who look at your site, the more likely you are to have sign-ups and product movement. So, one of the keys to this is introducing people to what you do and email is just one way to do that.
I thought I would start by introducing a brilliant mass mailer, designed specifically for Mac. It's free at it's lower level, but you'll keep getting a payment request every time you open the program until you do pay the optional $69 purchase fee. It's on a try-before-you-buy basis.
You can find the Mac Mass Mailer at:
http://www.macmassmailer.com/
One thing they do implicitly stress and I too stress it, is not to use the program for SPAM. Now deciding what is and isn't SPAM is sometimes tough. So I make a rule not to send to anybody who hasn't done one of the following:
1. subscribed to one of my businesses, either as a pre-enrollee or as a fully fledged business partner
2. actually contacted me or visited my opt-in page (which is double verified)
3. been referred to me by a colleague
4. left their details in a subscription list asking for more information
5. added their name to one of my networks as a contact
I think that's fair enough, none of us like these mass messages about stuff we're not interested in --- unless of course it really is a golden opportunity :-)
I don't have any affiliations with the company that designed the Mac Mass Mailer. It's relatively simple to use, but you should be using Mail as your email program, otherwise I don't think it works. Leave comments here if there are problems running the mailer.
Andrew
May 28th 2007 14:19
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