Creating a new campaign: 0:58

Setting up your autoresponders: 2:06

Viewing our autoresponders: 8:16

Toggling subscriber email option on or off: 9:30

Hey everyone!

In this video, I show you how to setup your first campaign and autoresponder sequence within GetResponse for your affiliate marketing success!

I also show you how to setup confirmation e-mails when people sign up on your landing page, and how to delete them.

Confirmation e-mails may filter out people who are serious in your product versus those that are not, but at the same time makes them take an extra step before getting on your list – clicking that additional ‘subscribe’ button. Here are the steps for creating your autoresponders on GetResponse:

1. Click ‘create campaign’ at the top right of your page in GetResponse in the drop-down menu where it says ‘your current campaign’.

2. Name your new campaign and click ‘create campaign’. These names are stored in the GetResponse database, so you MAY have a name that is already taken by someone else. Not to worry – simply pick another name for your campaign or add some underscores or numbers to it. In our example, the campaign name ‘diabetes’ was taken, so we decided to name our campaign ‘_diabetes1_’.

3. So now we have created our campaign. Our next step is to click on ‘messages’ at the top and select ‘create autoresponder’.

4. Keep the option on ‘time-based’. Select the day you want to set up your autoresponder on. Day 0 means on the day the person subscribes to your list, and you can either send the email right away, after a few hours, or before a certain deadline time. You can also choose whether you want to send out emails during any days of the week in particular and leave out the other days. After you scroll to the bottom, click on ‘create new email’.

5. Put in a name to remember this message by at the top in the ‘message name’ field, and put in the name that you subscribers will see in the ‘subject’ field. Create something catchy, since subscribers will click on this based on 2 things – who the email is coming from, and what the title is. When you are done, click on ‘next step’.

I would also recommend setting up your own private email and making the email come from there, since if it’s coming from a free email like yahoo or gmail, it may immediately land in the spam folder. We will do this using Namecheap in one of our future posts.

You can also personalize the email by adding the subscriber’s full name, first name, or last name. You can do that by typing in double square brackets, followed by what it is you want to address them by, and then closing the brackets. So if I wanted to address my subscribers by their first name, I would say something like ‘Hey [[firstname]], here is the email!’.

6. Select a template you want to have for your autoresponder. You can either select from one of the categories, or make one completely from scratch, and even have no pictures or template at all.

7. Make the necessary changes to your email and then click on ‘next step’.

8. Now that you have finished your autoresponder for that day, you can click on ‘save and publish’!

That is it! You have finished your autoresponder for that day, and just repeat the exact same process to create additional emails for the other days as well.

Stay tuned for our next videos as we integrate ClickFunnels with GetResponse and get your landing pages officially setup and ready to go!

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