Selling Real Estate Online In 6 Steps Archive for category "Attracting Buyers/Sellers With Email" (Page 2)
Step 5 – Receiving telephone inquiries from mailing list members on new or sold listings. This can often be considered one step ahead of receiving an email inquiry because someone who is calling you is probably more likely to act soon than someone who is taking a more guarded approach by only emailing you. Deliverability
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3) Some (perhaps many) people will be ticked off with you because you’ve made their email address available to hundreds of other people by using To: or CC:! This is one of the ways email addresses wind up on mass email databases used by spammers. If any of these people have a relatively spam-free email
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CAN-SPAM Act – this is US legislation passed in December 2003 under the Bush administration. The CAN-SPAM Act sets forth basic requirements for sending commercial email messages in or to the United States (the equivalent in Canada is the Electronic Commerce Protection Act or ECPA explained later in this article series). In a nutshell, the
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Email Body — This is your email message itself, sometimes containing a signature block at the end. Same idea as the body of a regular snail mail. Bounce – a bounce means your email has not been delivered for some reason. There are two types of bounces (hard and soft bounces) and it’s important to
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I once got an email from a friend asking me to critique her resume, and her resume was attached. Since this friend was someone who occasionally asked me for advice I didn’t think anything was suspicious since the email was coming from her real email address and the attachment file name was something like ‘Sonya’s
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Hard Vs. Soft Bounces – a bounce means your email has not been delivered for some reason. There are two types of bounces (hard and soft) and it’s important to know the difference between the two. A hard bounce means the email simply no longer exists. So you should immediately purge all hard bounced emails
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Avoid Commercial Sounding Words – anti-spam technology usually looks at the words you use in your emails as a factor in determining whether or not to filter the email into the spam folder. So you should avoid using commercial sounding words whenever possible. Now this is somewhat difficult to consistently do and still get your
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Some people setup a new email account specifically for a single purpose like this and then have all emails forwarded to their main account. In any case, consumer type email accounts such as these receive the most spam and so the email providers have the most safeguards in place to prevent spam. Now how do
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Trouble Viewing Email? – a wide diversity of email software is available today, and each has it’s own way of rendering an email for the recipient. Sometimes graphics will not appear properly on certain email clients (especially on PDAs). The graphics may be too large for the viewing area and get partially obscured. The screen
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The worst thing you can do is have 2-3 meetings and give up because you haven’t gotten any referrals yet. Remember, you’re not spending any money here, so don’t expect overnight results. Rather, stick at it and change things about the group if you’re not getting the results you want soon enough. If people are
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