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17 Tips on Effective Email Marketing for your Small Business
Consider this your "Primer" for effective email marketing
Don't become another business statistic!
Studies show that the number one asset you have besides physical property in your business is your email list.
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Small business is hard enough, I know, I've operated my business in a very competitive market for over 11 years.
I know that I would not have survived without
effective email marketing strategies.
I've proven in my business over and over that Email Marketing is THE effective method to grow and prosper, here's a few reasons why.
- Email Marketing is the only true ONE TO ONE conversation you can have with your followers. No one can shut you down or limit your access.
- Building a true tribe of fans is a huge business asset that you can take with you...the relationships you build are the key.
- Know that any customer of your business that you don't maintain a connection with can leave you at any time. If you are only another choice for them, you may not be the choice next time.
- Being able to send and email and make $7,000 in 48 hours multiple times should hopefully show you that I know what I'm doing.
- I've consulted with companies about this, now I'm opening up the doors and teaching you. Get started before it's too late.
"Tony's ability to use email campaigns and social media to market his brand is remarkable. He keenly leverages his culinary knowledge to build a loyal following...it's exactly what every restaurant needs. He builds strong relationships."
Dr Randall Wong
"Tony is not only an email marketing expert, he's a real-world practitioner who knows the nuances of getting people to go from a digital interaction to a bricks-and-motor interaction (sale). He's learned much of what he knows the hard way - by doing instead of theorizing. Add to that he's a super cool guy to interact and learn from, and you can't go wrong working with him."
