Yes, some new subscribers will hire you immediately, or at least soon. Or call and ask questions and then hire you.
Of course, this depends on the urgency of their issue. If someone was just sued or arrested, they don’t have a lot of time to choose a lawyer.
But you shouldn’t assume that, either. Because you don’t know who is on your list.
Some subscribers need you but can’t afford you. They’ll try to fix their problem themselves, or hire someone cheap, and hire you later when they realize their mistake.
Some subscribers aren’t in a hurry. They’re going to take their time.
Some subscribers will never hire you (or any lawyer) but, if they like your emails, tell people about you.
And some subscribers are already your clients and don’t need anything else. But reading your emails reminds them they made a good choice in hiring you, making it less likely they’ll leave, and more likely they will hire you again when they need your help.
And no matter who they are, or where they came from, everyone on your list is busy. They might not see your message or read it. They might not be ready to take the next step.
All you can do is keep mailing until they’re ready.
And that might be a while. Weeks, months, or years.
And?
And until that happens, you should mail often.
If it takes you 25, 50, or 100 emails before some subscribers are ready to sign up, and you email only once a week, it might be a couple of years before that happens. If you email once a month, it could take forever.
Don’t be shy. Email as often as possible.
You might think you don’t need to. You might not want to. But the more often you do, the more new clients and repeat clients you’ll get and the more you will earn.
Is there such a thing as emailing too often? No.
No?
There will always be subscribers who think you’re emailing too often, and they will unsubscribe.
Let them go.
If your emails are valuable and/or interesting, as they should be, and they want to leave, they were probably never going to hire you.
At least you should assume that and focus on the ones who like hearing from you often because they are the ones who will help you build your practice.
