I've been using a tool called "Ace of Sales" since March and have had some great success with it. You can do e-zines, branded emails, broadcast email, greeting cards, post cards, etc... Just throwing it out there as an option.
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Make an effective online newsletter to market sold and unsold prospects
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Jeff Kershner, FYI Jeffrey Gitomer's Ace of Sales has that ultra sleek white space design you and I like.
And Jason, that avatar of yours is freakin' me out!
And Jason, that avatar of yours is freakin' me out!
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I've only watched the videos but I'm liking this Ace of Sales program.
I use something called Send out Cards, and If I were on the sale floor again, this would be my follow-up selling machine.
Maybe we should start a thread - "What are you favorite selling tools?" If you are in the sales floor, maybe you're an ISM or maybe you have move from the sales floor and are now in a different position BUT if you were to return to the sales floor, what tools would you use to help with your sales process? What do you or would you do to differentiate yourself form everyone else. Could be a fun thread.
I use something called Send out Cards, and If I were on the sale floor again, this would be my follow-up selling machine.
Maybe we should start a thread - "What are you favorite selling tools?" If you are in the sales floor, maybe you're an ISM or maybe you have move from the sales floor and are now in a different position BUT if you were to return to the sales floor, what tools would you use to help with your sales process? What do you or would you do to differentiate yourself form everyone else. Could be a fun thread.
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A dealer seeks low-cost options to create and distribute newsletters to sold and unsold customers through their CRM. The thread discusses multiple approaches including Blogger, WordPress, RSS feeds, and dedicated email services like MailChimp and Constant Contact, with consensus that WordPress on a custom domain is preferable for flexibility and ease of updating. **Key insight:** While low-cost solutions exist, participants emphasize that success depends more on quality content and professional presentation than the platform chosen, and that using a dedicated email service (rather than embedding content in emails) is essential for deliverability and CAN-SPAM compliance.
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