How's your monthly e-newsletter working for you? 

I've only sent out one so far (only been in the business for three months!) and I've seem to be getting a pretty good response from my sphere!  I was wondering though, what type of information do you put in your e-newsletter? Do you get a good response from it...any leads?  Do you follow up with a phone call every month?

 

Check mine out: http://tyghre.com/newsletter/2007/october/

Is there anything you would add or take away?

All comments are helpful for a newbie!!!

 

Thank You!

 

 

15 Comments on My First e-Newsletter

NOV
13
2007
Keep up the good work. Newsletters are the best form of contact for your current customers and a great way to create new ones. Good luck!
3:43pm • #1
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Welcome to the business and welcome to Active Rain!  How often are you going to do newsletters?  Great ideas...numbers and stats are what people want I think.

 

3:46pm • #2
Once a month, I think more than that it will be an over load!  And thanks!
3:49pm • #3
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I like newsletters to keep in touch with present and past clients. I send it out monthly by email to all of them. I include season tips on selling, current news articles about the real estate market, I throw in a congratulations section to all the sales of the month, I include a list of new listings for the month, all kinds of good stuff. I get past clients who come back to me and tell me how they always know how to find me because they get my newsletters. Its worth every minute I spend on it.

3:50pm • #4

Newsletters are a great tool for staying in touch, I send them out every month

3:50pm • #5
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I think it looks great -- very pleasing to the eye!  I need to develop one for myself but I keep putting it off -- this is good motivation.  Welcome to the business!
4:00pm • #6
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Very nice!  Wisconsin-Stout must have a great marketing program.  You are way ahead of the field already.
5:03pm • #7

 Congrats on your newsletter My newsletter is my very best marketing tool. I send an e-letter and a snail mail.

 My newsletter has tips  2-3 articles of interest, a recipe ( many hold on to the newsletter for that)  my UA, solds & active with photos, I have put in baseball schedules & football schedules you can get good ideas from the postcard vendor magazines.  

 I don't overload with NAR stuff people don't care they want to know whats in it for them.

 Always offer a free ( What's a market analysis anyway)  You may want to use the term

  Free Market opinion of your home's value

 Think like someone thinking of buying what would they want - easy access to a free list of homes for sale send them to your web site

Think like someone thinking of selling - they want to know you are active list your U A , actives & solds with photos.

  Always,  Always, Proof read and spell check a must. Good luck you are on the right track.

6:08pm • #8

 

Good job - nice look & feel!  Congrats!

  Is your newsletter basically a blog format?  I am trying to figure out if I should use a blog or newsletter platform but can't find any for free. 

6:41pm • #9
I use both, a blog on my website and from their I have a subscription to my e-newsletter.  I haven't found a free one yet!  If I do I'll let you know.
7:13pm • #10
NOV
14
2007
131,425 Points Localism Sponsor
Great job on your newsletter.  I use a pre-formulated newsletter produced by Century 21.  I have sent it out monthly for the past 3 years.  I have found a great response from it.  I also try to gain at least 5 new email addressed for the newsletter every month.
9:56am • #11
Thanks for all the feedback, I feel pretty confident in my e-newsletter now, if only I could feel this confident about my website, ha!
4:42pm • #12
NOV
18
2007
591,291 Points 63 Featured Posts Outside Blog
Tyghre, I love e-newsletters and yours is a perfect design of introducing you with some helpful non-salesy topics. I think the key is frequency (at least monthly) and useful information. I also like the layout of the newsletter. Very colorful.
3:32pm • #13
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Tyghre, Your newsletter and your blog are beautifully designed and interesting to read.  You've done a great job!
11:20pm • #14
NOV
26
2007
Tyghre - I like the enewsletter.  I have been doing one for over a year now monthly.  It seems to work well, but it is hard to tell.  At one time, I had thought about canceling it, but I went to a referral meeting where I saw a lot of people that were on my email list, and several of them said they looked forward to getting it.  I then decided to continue.  Got to stay in front of the prospects.
9:14am • #15

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