Review of How to set-up your auto responder from the Clickbank Cash System

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Review of How to set-up your auto responder from the Clickbank Cash System

Posted by: Steve Post date: October 25th, 2009

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In this review of Chris Cobb’s Clickbank Cash System I want to look at and review his module 7 “How to set-up your auto responders”.

As one of the eleven modules this learning module covers setting up your auto responder in only eight pages. When you take into account his use of screen shots (screen captures) then that doesn’t seem like a lot of text spread over the remaining space on the pages.

The amazing thing is, having read the module in its entirety; Chris has covered pretty much everything you need to know about setting up your auto responder. In this module Chris recommends using a specific service provider for your auto responder and has used this provider for all of the screen shots and set by step instructions.

If you purchase this course then you should follow Chris’ recommendations however there are plenty of other auto responder providers and some of the others have lower monthly costs. If you were to decide to use an alternative auto responder provider other than the one Chris recommends in this module then this module becomes almost redundant. No doubt you may be able to glean some useful information from the information such as how to successfully use your auto responder service to communicate to your list.

To support this module there is a video (#6) which demonstrates the same auto responder service provider used in this written module. In addition Chris has included two videos on setting up and using your auto responder with on of the more popular auto responder service providers (see videos #4 and video #5).

Anyone who has never set up an auto responder service will find this written module really useful even if they decide to use an alternative provider. Although the buttons and menus which Chris uses in demonstrations will not correspond with any other auto responder set up than the one Chris uses for this module, there is enough information to allow the average reader to transfer the knowledge you will learn to any other system.

When reading through this written module I did come across at least two spelling mistakes which could have easily been checked and put right before publication. One of the biggest dangers of using screen shots from external sources (in this case a third party website) is that they can change or alter the layout and menus without notice, thereby causing the step-by-step instructions to become inaccurate or in extreme cases complete nonsense. As Chris only launched the Clickbank Cash System in mid-July of 2009 this is unlikely to happen for some time. One other small detail I happened to pick up on was that the theme does not follow on from the previous modules. This is nit picking of course but to me it stood out, albeit I thought this did give the module greater appeal. On the plus side, there is no fluff or pointless text aimed at increasing the number of pages. What you get is full on information and that quite simply could not be clearer. This module is short, sweet and to the point and gets 9 out of 10 from me. I would have given it 10 out of 10 but for the silly typo/spelling errors.

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