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In elements one and two we overviewed fishing for leads, then went in-to detail on baiting, offering and placing your land on new leads for your organization. Of-course, the goal of your lead generation will be to provide an item, service, or opportunity. That's your number 1 priority - to turn them in to customers and make connections. You've gotta land that fish. Now that you've set the land with membership proof and sent the lure you promised on your guide capture site... How will you get him in without snapping the-lineWell, you have to obtain your messages read - or all the previous effort is lost. Think about the subject of each e-mail as a topic. Dig up further about http://lunchhourshow.com/?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=user&id=194191 by going to our majestic article. If it's not interesting enough to be opened you will likely lose your fish. Keep your (head )line tight. Short and sweet, and often presenting a benefit - a darn good reason to open the e-mail. Unless you keep the line tight he'll throw the hook - and throw your e-mail in the waste. Some fish fight tougher than the others. Many potential customers are very defensive. Why should they trust youThey don't even know you. To earn their trust, and to have the best chance of getting your fish, use premium quality line - VALUE. Give of yourself. Give of energy. Give some thing of importance to earn the respect and confidence of your subscriber - and do not let any slack in your line. You offered the correct bait. You set the hook with proof. You keep your (head )line tight so they really do not throw-the hook (in the garbage). You utilize strong line by giving valuable information. ...and you keep spinning up the slack. You use your mail to guide your customer to purchase - and eventually to the sales site. You can not force it or the line will be broken - by something (flows but no ticks), the land (thrown in-the trash) - something will go wrong and you'll go hungry. Information, offer, support, tell, entice... before you finally seize the online closer and closer h-e gets. ...and the web pro-fit. Especially, handle your lead with respect. There's someone behind that email address. Do you prefer an address filled with advertisements... or of good use information and associated linksWould you favor an honest review... Or even a sales pitchWhenever you DO offer a product, service or opportunity... offer some thing of value - not crap for easy money. Your name will not stand up to it. Address your cause, your reader, your new friend such as for instance a person. Give them reasonable to do business with YOU. ... and stop treating them like fish. Okay, so probably fishing and guide capture do not have THAT much in common after all. Sorry. My bad..