Learning Outcomes

Setting up Autoresponder and Email List

Email Marketing

Organising and Follow-Up Offers

Methods and Websites

Domain Name and Web Hosting

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will learn how to create an email marketing bribe and plan the content of your email before sales and keep your customer messages organized. We cover email marketing after-sales, how to increase your sales with bonuses and creating follow-up offers, including easy product creation methods.

Advanced Online Business Methods - Course Assessment

Learn how to set up a mailing list, autoresponder and email marketing strategy in this free online training course.

Advanced Online Business Methods

The most lucrative and efficient approach to making money online is by creating and managing your clients and prospects through email marketing. This course introduces you to the principles of affiliate marketing, from selecting offers and promoting them to list-building, joint ventures and product creation. We will show you how to set up an autoresponder account using GetResponse, MailChimp and others, create a mailing list and email ‘bribes’.

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