How To Create An Autoresponder In GetResponse
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2016-03-29
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How to Create an AutoResponder in GetResponse
Hi and welcome. I am going to teach you how to schedule autoresponder emails in this video. With this feature, you can plan your autoresponder and schedule them in order – GetResponse will take care of the rest for you. You can spare your time and do other important tasks while GetResponse will send them the follow up emails automatically. So, let’s get started.
Log in to your GetResponse account, you will see the ‘Messages’ button at the top left side of the page. Hover your cursor to the button, and you will see a dropdown menu. Choose the ‘Create Autoresponder’ option in the dropdown menu.
It will lead you to this page. As you can see here, there are a few options here, but do not let it confuse you. All you need to focus on this page is the number box and the content of your email. The first email is always sent on day zero, which mean immediately. So, leave the number as it is.
Moving on, scroll further down, and click on ‘Create New Email’ option below the box. When you are in this page, fill in the ‘Message Name’ and ‘Subject’. This will be the subject line that is going to show in the mailbox. And then, click on ‘Next Step’.
For demonstration purpose, I am going to put in Test Email as example, and click on ‘Next Step’.
And you’ll arrive to at this page. Where you can see a lot of templates available, however, I will not recommend you to choose the complicated one, because chances that your email will be sent to the spam are higher if there are too many pictures or clip arts in the email.
So, scroll down and choose the ‘Plain Text’ option. And then enter your plain-text message in the box. I will type ‘Just a Test Email’ in order to proceed. If your email is long it is recommended to click on the ‘Wrap Long Line’ option at the top right above the box.
And then, you will be directed back to the previous page. Double check everything and then click on ‘Save and Publish’. And there you go with your first email.
To create the second email, click on ‘Create New’ at the top right of the page. As you can see that, the number in the box is no longer zero. You can change the number in the box according to how you want to schedule your series.
If you want the second email to be sent after thirty days from the first email, change the number to thirty. This is what I am going to do as well. Remember, if you are going to add a third email or more, the number in this box will always count from the first email, not the previous email.
After this, do the same thing and scroll down. Click on ‘Create New Email’. Insert the ‘Message Name’ and ‘Subject’. I will put Test Email 2 in this case. And then, click on the ‘Plain Text’ option. Enter your text message and click on ‘Next Step’.
Once you’re done with this, click on ‘Save and Publish’. And there you go with your second email in your autoresponder. If you wish to have a third email, repeat the steps will do.
And there you have it, you’ve just set up your follow-up email series. Thanks for watching.
How to Create an AutoResponder in GetResponse
Hi and welcome. I am going to teach you how to schedule autoresponder emails in this video. With this feature, you can plan your autoresponder and schedule them in order – GetResponse will take care of the rest for you. You can spare your time and do other important tasks while GetResponse will send them the follow up emails automatically. So, let’s get started.
Log in to your GetResponse account, you will see the ‘Messages’ button at the top left side of the page. Hover your cursor to the button, and you will see a dropdown menu. Choose the ‘Create Autoresponder’ option in the dropdown menu.
It will lead you to this page. As you can see here, there are a few options here, but do not let it confuse you. All you need to focus on this page is the number box and the content of your email. The first email is always sent on day zero, which mean immediately. So, leave the number as it is.
Moving on, scroll further down, and click on ‘Create New Email’ option below the box. When you are in this page, fill in the ‘Message Name’ and ‘Subject’. This will be the subject line that is going to show in the mailbox. And then, click on ‘Next Step’.
For demonstration purpose, I am going to put in Test Email as example, and click on ‘Next Step’.
And you’ll arrive to at this page. Where you can see a lot of templates available, however, I will not recommend you to choose the complicated one, because chances that your email will be sent to the spam are higher if there are too many pictures or clip arts in the email.
So, scroll down and choose the ‘Plain Text’ option. And then enter your plain-text message in the box. I will type ‘Just a Test Email’ in order to proceed. If your email is long it is recommended to click on the ‘Wrap Long Line’ option at the top right above the box.
And then, you will be directed back to the previous page. Double check everything and then click on ‘Save and Publish’. And there you go with your first email.
To create the second email, click on ‘Create New’ at the top right of the page. As you can see that, the number in the box is no longer zero. You can change the number in the box according to how you want to schedule your series.
If you want the second email to be sent after thirty days from the first email, change the number to thirty. This is what I am going to do as well. Remember, if you are going to add a third email or more, the number in this box will always count from the first email, not the previous email.
After this, do the same thing and scroll down. Click on ‘Create New Email’. Insert the ‘Message Name’ and ‘Subject’. I will put Test Email 2 in this case. And then, click on the ‘Plain Text’ option. Enter your text message and click on ‘Next Step’.
Once you’re done with this, click on ‘Save and Publish’. And there you go with your second email in your autoresponder. If you wish to have a third email, repeat the steps will do.
And there you have it, you’ve just set up your follow-up email series. Thanks for watching.
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