Simple 3 Word Email

3 SIMPLE WORD EMAIL TO FOLLOW UP WITH CLIENTS

Hi. Anthony Manly here from selfmanagedbusiness.com. Today I want to talk to you about a simple (3) three-word email that will get you results a lot faster than you ever thought.

Now, a good example of this is that you may have prospects that have signed up for something that has never bought your offer.

So, for example, there’s a lot out there where you might be searching the internet.

You might be looking for something like how do I pay off my credit card debt?

Or how do I stop biting my fingernails?

Or how do I find a new job?

They’re all different types of things that people generally search for.

Now, what generally happens is when you’re searching for something, you come across a website that has an option to get a small report.

Now, with that small report comes a small solution. 

So I’ll use the example of biting your fingernails.

So an example would be, here’s a small report on how to stop biting your fingernails.

So you download that report now inside that report, sometimes, I’m not saying all the time, sometimes they offer their main offer, which is to stop biting your fingernails forever.

Now, as with everything, we always download something and we always just put it to one side or we just save it on our computer somewhere.

Now, what happens is that you will find that a follow-up sequence will follow that.

So a good example is I’m going to use “How to stop biting your fingernails” because I’m a culprit for biting my fingernails.

It’s a disgusting habit.

And when I searched for a solution, I came across a website, downloaded their free report, and went, you know what, forget it. I’m not interested.

However, a couple of days later, I got this email and said, are you still biting your nails?

And I’m like, yeah, of course, I’m biting my nails.

And it was the same offer yet again. It’s like, well, hey, guess what, we’ve got a solution to your problem. I’m thinking, just delete that.

A week later, the same reminder came through.

Are you still?

Can you see what’s happened to me if they are following me up with “are you still”?

And of course, in my mind, I know that I’m still biting my nails. I need to stop biting my nails. It’s quite a simple follow-up sequence if you understand the psychology behind it.

What are the simple three words “Are you still?”

Now, there’s another version of that, and I’ll relate that to credit card debt, which is, have you paid off your credit card debt yet?

So have you yet? And are you still now, these are three simple campaigns.

Now, what I wouldn’t do is just fire this off to your list randomly.

I would probably focus on those people that have shown interest in something but you haven’t heard from for a while. And it’s a good way to stir those people up and say are you still looking for a business coach as an example?

Have you found that solution yet to your lead problem?

Have you found the right person yet?

So very simple sequence.

What I would suggest you do is take some of the tips out of this or the tip that I’ve given you are you still have you yet?

Send it out to your list and see what kind of response you get.