Are you looking for a way to stay in touch with your readership without having to send out countless emails? You’re in luck because we’ve got you covered. With just a few simple steps, you can have up-to-date information from your blog automatically sent to your email subscribers.
To get started, simply visit your AWeber dashboard and select the Get Started button at the top. Once you’re on the Get Started page, you’ll see the different types of autoresponder lists you can create.
Depending on your needs, you can choose to have a daily digest email sent to your subscribers or have a series of weekly emails sent. Either way, you can select the frequency of the emails and if you want to include a welcome message in the first email, you can do that too.
After you’ve set up the autoresponder list, you can add some keywords to your blog posts so that your content can be found by potential subscribers.
Step one: Set up your autoresponder in AWeber
To get started, simply visit your AWeber dashboard and select the Get Started button at the top. Once you’re on the Get Started page, you’ll see the different types of autoresponder lists you can create.
Depending on your needs, you can choose to have a daily digest email sent to your subscribers or have a series of weekly emails sent. Either way, you can select the frequency of the emails and if you want to include a welcome message in the first email, you can do that too.
After you’ve set up the autoresponder list, you can add some keywords to your blog posts so that your content can be found by potential subscribers. When someone clicks on one of your blog posts with one of these keywords, they’ll be brought to your website from a search engine’s results page. Don’t worry – they won’t be charged a penny and you’ll never have to pay for traffic.
Step two: Add your email address
Once you’ve set up your autoresponder in AWeber, it’s time to add your email address. It couldn’t be simpler – just click on the green Get Started button again and you’ll be brought to a form where you can enter your email address. It’s that easy!
You can also use a service like Google Apps to easily create, send and maintain your emails from a single source. If you’ve got a Google account, you can get a free trial of Google Apps and can set it up in a few minutes.
Step three: Create your first email
Once you’ve entered your email address, it’s time to create your first email. Just click on the blue New Email button and you’ll be brought to a form where you can write the subject of the email and include a few words about your blog post or product – anything that will make the reader interested in more.
Don’t forget – your readership is the goal here, so make sure that the email you send out is relevant to your target audience.
From there, you can simply scroll down and press the blue SEND button to have your first email delivered to your inbox. You can also find and follow other popular blogs and websites while you’re at it – just be sure to obey the rules of ethical blogging. And finally, don’t get discouraged if some of your blog posts don’t perform well. As long as you continue posting valuable content, you’ll eventually find your audience.
Step four: Continue adding emails
Now that you have a foot in the door with your first email, it’s time to continue adding more and more subscribers to your list. Just click on the green Get Started button again and you’ll be brought to a form where you can enter your email address and submit. Once again, it’s very simple.
As you continue adding more subscribers to your list, you’re going to want to make sure that you send out good quality, relevant emails. It’s easy for subscribers to get distracted by the quantity of emails they receive and start ignoring or marking as spam content they receive via unwanted emails. To keep your readers interested, ensure that you send out content that is valuable and relevant to your audience.
Step five: Automatically fill in your blog posts
Once you’ve got a decent sized list, it’s time to have all your blog posts automatically filled out with content. To do this, you need to visit your AWeber dashboard and head to the Automation section. Here, you can select what type of content you want to have automatically updated – either all posts, specific keywords or both.
If you want to have all your posts automatically filled out with content, you can select that option. For example, if you’ve got a travel blog, you could choose to have all the posts automatically updated with content from your latest travel trip. Or if you’ve got a fashion blog, you could have all the posts automatically updated with fashion trends. And if you want to have posts filled out with specific keywords, you can do that too.
The great thing about this step is that it ensures that you always have up-to-date information about your blog posts. Even if you do have to take a couple of days to write a new blog post, at least your subscribers will be kept in the loop via email.
Step six: Test out your new automatic blog posts
Once you’ve got your blog posts updated with fresh content, it’s time to test out your new setup and make sure everything is working as intended.
To do this, simply visit your AWeber dashboard and head to the Emails section. Here, you’ll see all the different types of emails you’ve sent out and the open rates for each one. You can also find the most recent email you’ve sent out and read through the analytics to get a general idea of how recipients reacted to your email. It’s also worth looking at the date the email was sent to see how long it took for the email to start generating revenue.
To sum up, setting up an autoresponder in AWeber is incredibly easy. You can get started immediately by following the steps mentioned above. Of course, things aren’t always exactly as they seem and if you’ve ever gotten email spam or unwanted emails, you know that they can be tricky to manage. While it’s great to have a steady stream of income from a single source, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. To ensure that you continue to get the most out of your blog, make sure to set up autoresponder policies and review them occasionally. This way, you can continue to provide value to your audience while minimizing the amount of spam sent to your inbox.