An autoresponder is a program that automatically generates a reply to incoming e-mails. Some people use autoresponders to deliver “out of office” messages when they are away from their computers for any length of time. Internet marketers use them to follow up with customers who’ve made a purchase online and prospects who have signed up to receive information from them.

Example (as used by Jay White today): “If you’re an Internet marketer and you’re not taking advantage of autoresponders to accelerate your profits, listen up. (And if you are, listen up anyway. Because I have a few tricks up my sleeve for you.)

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