Improve Email Marketing: 3 Tips to Get More Customers From the Emails You Send

As you may have heard, the money is in the list and yet, even though you have spent a great deal of time and money to build a mailing list, you do not seem to be getting the results all the gurus claim is possible.

Email marketing, at the moment, is just not working for you. You are sending out the emails and getting no results. You are just not sure what is causing the problem. Here are a few ideas to get your email marketing campaign working now.

  1. Do you know what your people want? Have you taken the time to understand what your prospects want? Depending on where you got the subscribers for, they may not want what you think they do and so you may be sending them offers and emails that are just not relevant to them. When last did you ask the question of your prospects – What do you want? Take an email of a few to ask your prospects what they want and do not ignore it. Pay attention to the words they use and create information that informs, inspires and entertains them.
  2. Take a look at your old emails – Go through your old emails and figure out which ones have better open rates and click through rates and start now to piece a new email campaign together based around that. Is there any rhyme or reason to those emails? Is there a commonality to pay attention to, as you continue to build your email campaign? Read it again with fresh eyes and figure out what caused people to react. If you can pick out the things that your prospects are interested in, it can help you create new emails for your email marketing campaign. You may find that these work better for you.
  3. Your headlines – One of the biggest problems with most email campaigns is the fact that no one wants to open your emails because the subject lines does not pique their interest. Get good at writing headlines that make people curious about the content of the email. Subject lines are a learned art so do not beat yourself up but watch out for headlines that grab your attention in your email inbox and get analytical about it. Ask yourself “What about this email headline grabbed my attention?” and “How can I use it to my advantage?” Then, use that to improve your email marketing campaign.

Author: Nat Lafleur

Internet Marketer for 16 years, I am passionate about all aspects of promoting online and local businesses. From Video marketing to search engine optimization, email marketing, list building, and much more, I can help you shine online. Contact me today.

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