3 email marketing strategies that will make a difference in your business
Posted: July 15, 2011 at 3:04 amEvery Internet marketer knows the value of email communication and how much it contributes to your online marketing success. Email marketing is not hard, but you do need to know specific information about it. Please continue reading to find out about three rock solid email marketing tips that you can use, even today.
As an email marketer, you should be sure to set up a double opt-in procedure for new subscribers, and have an unsubscribe button visible on all your emails. When someone can subscribe by clicking on a single button (i.e. single opt-in), they may very quickly forget they did this, and then say your emails are spam. Similarly, if you don’t have a one click unsubscribe link in your emails, then it will become difficult for your subscribers to get off your list, which makes them feel trapped. Therefore, you can protect yourself from these accusations by following these two simple rules at all times. When you send out emails, they will of course have links to your offers or website. You want to make sure that your links aren’t hard to find in the middle of your message if you want to get click throughs. To make sure your links are easy to identify, make sure you color them blue and make them bold. This one simple tip can give you a higher click through rate, leading to more sales/leads.
Personalized emails will convert better! This is a simple but powerful tip, though many people don’t bother to do it. Your emails become indistinguishable from hundreds of others if you don’t personalize them with at least the person’s first name. In order to stand out in the crowd, you must focus on the personalization of all the emails you send out, because that will lead to a higher open rate and make your campaign successful.
All in all, from the above article it gets clear that in order to be successful with email marketing, you should be ready to apply such small tips on a regular basis. You will see the differences as time goes by, even if at first they don’t seem like major changes.