ResponseLinx Autoresponders

 

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ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Feature Summary

ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service is an electronic product information service which operates similar to a Reader Service Card in a magazine.

Have you ever saw information in a magazine and saw the phrase, "Circle #200 on our Reader Service Card", then you proceeded to fill out the card and mail it back, waiting weeks or months for your information to be returned.

ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service taps the power of the web to provide your product or service information within minutes, instead of months. ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service is quick, convenient, and confidential.

ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service uses a specially customized web based autoresponder to send out product or service information requests within minutes.

ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Autoresponders

What are they? Autoresponders, also known as mailbots, or autobots, automatically respond to e-mail within seconds with a response that you prepare. This occurs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so you can concentrate on other services of your business -- while instantly serving your customers' needs. Increase your efficiency!

How can this help my business? If you've ever run a business online, and responded to 100 people who say "Send me info", you already have an idea of how time consuming responding to each one of them individually. As your business grows, rather than spending hours a day sending the same response, ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Autoresponders will respond to your customer's e-mail, and direct them where to find further information -- all within a matter of seconds! Now when the customer calls you, they can be better prepared and ready to do business.

How are your autoresponders different from others I've seen? Our autoresponders operate basically the same as most autoresponders, but with several differences:

Our autoresponders are web based. This means, instead of an autoresponder e-mail address (for example: responder@orbisnet.com), we give you a web page address which you will include in your advertising as a hyperlink (i.e. a ResponseLinx). Your prospect will click on this hyperlink and go directly to your ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Page. They then will fill in their name and e-mail address and within a matter of minutes they will receive your customized product or service information in their e-mail box for reading at their leisure. To see a sample of how this works, click here for demo.
If they fill out the optional marketing information, you will have additional information available to help you target your prospects for future mailings.
You will be notified instantly at your e-mail address as each prospect requests information from your ResponseLinx (tm) Readers Service Page so you can follow up immediately.
Because our autoresponders are web based, only truly interested prospects will request information.
In addition, since your autoresponder address is not published , the potential for mail bombs and flames will be minimize.
You also have the ability to change your autoresponder text information and e-mail address forwarding at will by going to our support site.

How much does one cost? For pennies a day, you can increase your business productivity, and insure all your prospective customers have access to quick, reliable information. Increase your effectiveness without draining your wallet. See our price list below.

How do I set one up? You can use our ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Order Form or you can contact us by phone during normal business hours (Monday-Friday, 9AM-6PM, Pacific Time) at 619-297-0974.

ResponseLinx (tm) Reader Service Autoresponder Price List (includes web page)

3 months: $26.85 ($8.95 per month)
6 months: $47.70 ($7.95 per month)
12 months: $59.95 ($4.99 per month)

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