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[QUOTE="raaman, post: 81256, member: 23419"] [SIZE=5]You probably don't want to pick up the phone to call your customer, first because you might seem a bit harassing, but mostly because you just don't have time. And this is where autoresponders come in. Simply put, autoresponders are automated sequences of emails that are sent to subscribers from an event that triggers them. This event can be the download of a product or the registration of a subscriber. As an example, the event can be a certain date like a birthday or anniversary, or another action that the subscriber performs like opening an email, visiting the website, buy a product or even abandon the shopping cart. [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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