“Hello! Welcome to this email! “
The first email you send to a prospect or new client is the most read email you will ever send. Don’t waste this opportunity! Read this guide on how to write the most powerful message to put your best foot forward.
By yclmanager5
“Hello! Welcome to this email! “
The first email you send to a prospect or new client is the most read email you will ever send. Don’t waste this opportunity! Read this guide on how to write the most powerful message to put your best foot forward.
By yclmanager5
“As a marketing executive, you know how important it is to have a strong email list. A newsletter is a great way to stay in touch with your audience, promote your content, and generate leads. But growing your newsletter subscriber base can be a challenge.
There are a lot of different ways to grow your newsletter subscriber base, but not all methods are created equal. Some methods, like running giveaways, can attract a lot of subscribers, but they may not be all that targeted. If you’re not careful, you could end up with a list of subscribers who aren’t interested in your content or who you can’t reach with your marketing messages.”
By yclmanager5
I’m going to let Suzanne Wentley from Constant Contact do the preaching for me today! She explains how to curate and use interesting, powerful content in your email campaigns and social media. I would add that each piece of content can be used in multiple ways: blog posts, emails, social media.
By yclmanager5
Onsite marketing is a strategy of combining all the visitor engagement tools on websites (popups, bars, signup forms, onsite notifications) into one cohesive plan. By combining them, businesses can decide what tools to use and when, resulting in a more organized strategy.
By yclmanager5
Imagine writing an email that’s so effective it lands you a job at the White House.
Well, that’s what happened to Maya Shankar, a PhD cognitive neuroscientist. In 2014, the Department of Veterans Affairs asked her to help increase signups in their veteran benefit scheme.
Maya had a plan. She was well aware of a cognitive bias that affects us all—the endowment effect. This bias suggests that people value items higher if they own them. So, she changed the subject line in the Veterans’ enrollment email.