• @Saikat -- I agree with you that too much follow-up marketing can result in lost leads. This is precisely why all marketers need to write valuable e-mails, fax and letters as if it's their last chance. On the other hand, the report lends perseverance to all marketers to keep their head up in order to nurture leads. The key is to attracting qualified leads.

    @Sarah -- The point you make is when one follows up excessively with an unqualified lead. I totally agree. However, what if you opted into the free information on one of your interests? If you're preemptively interested in a product or service then it couldn't hurt to follow up with you. ;-)

    @Hunter Boyle -- Thanks for sharing this information. It's very valuable and in-depth. Perhaps, you might be interested in reading about our success stories with our clients in our Infusionsoft Case Studies section, found on our Web site.


    Thanks again folks for sharing your thoughts on this entry. :-)

    ~Joe
  • Hi Joe,

    Thanks for the post and the hat-tip. Glad you found the web clinic useful. I hope you'll join us for more, as we'll be covering lead generation again in the near future.
  • To be honest... if the person you are targeting is the average internet browser then you may well have a chance and if the message is targeted to your market. However, if it is a product/service they are not interested in...then yes, the lead will be lost. Too many times I see people trying to sell service or products to the person that isn't interested in it.

    For example... I am 27, still young and enjoy life. I get calls and emails about Life Insurance. Personally at this Age I couldn't be bothered with it so why in the world are they trying to sell their service to me. Some people have things completely wrong.

    I hate how people target me for things I would never consider in a million years. It is dumb. It is as stupid as thinking all women love perfume, like wearing handbags etc. When it could not be further from the truth.
  • I agree with you about follow up marketing....but sometimes it back fires and the lead is lost.
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