12 emails you should send to your leads. This presentation gives you a clear and concise outline of the information you need to send in your lead nurturing emails. Give prospects the information they need about your business so they can get ready to buy.
2. What Should You Write
About in Nurture Emails?
PUT YOURSELF IN THEIR
SHOES…
WHAT DO THEY NEED
TO KNOW?
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3. How to Nurture Leads
1. What problem can you
solve for them?
Use their words to describe the problem, then
explain how what you do helps.
If you can solve more than one problem, send an
email for each problem.
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4. How to Nurture Leads
2. Explain the steps.
Whether you have a product or service, there are
steps people will have to go through to
get their problem solved.
Describe them as simply as you can.
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3. What do they need to
do to get ready?
Is there information they need to pull together?
Do they need to have certain things done
before they can use your product or
service? Let them know, so they can get
ready (or at least be aware of what will be
expected of them).
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6. How to Nurture Leads
4. Answer questions.
What questions do prospects typically ask you?
If the answers are short, you can combine several
questions and answers in one email. If
the answers are longer, do one email for
each question.
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5. Correct
misconceptions.
What do prospects sometimes believe about your
product or service that isn’t accurate?
Explain that you occasionally get asked this, but
it’s not true and here’s why…
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6. What results can they
expect?
What is reasonable for them to expect in terms of
results from using your product or
service?
How long will it take to see results?
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7. How much will it cost?
You may not want to state costs explicitly, but you
can give a ballpark and explain how your
pricing works.
You could also talk about why you price this way,
and what makes it a good deal for them.
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10. How to Nurture Leads
8. Why your company?
Why should they do business with you rather than
any of the other companies offering
similar solutions?
What sets you apart from your competitors?
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11. How to Nurture Leads
9. Testimonials
Who has used your product or service and what
kind of results did they get?
If you can use quotes, great!
You can also tell the story yourself, without
naming the client. Just describe their
type of business and tell the story.
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10. What else do you wish
prospects knew?
Other than the things you have already talked about,
what else do you wish prospects knew about
your business?
If the items are short, include them all in one email.
If the topics are longer or need explanation,
do one email for each concept.
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13. How to Nurture Leads
11. Who endorses you?
Other than customers, who else believes in your
product or service and supports you? This
might be a certification or partnership
with someone they respect…
What else can you tell people to build credibility
that you will deliver as promised?
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14. How to Nurture Leads
12. Do you have a
guarantee?
If you offer a money-back guarantee or do anything
else to reduce risk, explain that fully.
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Judy Schramm
ProResource, Inc.
+1 703-824-8482
judy@proresource.com
Twitter: @proresource
Blog: www.MarketingIdeasYouCanCopy.com
We design LinkedIn lead generation
and lead nurturing programs
for B2B tech firms.
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