Having a call to action

With regards to email marketing you want to ensure that you’re “involving” your readers. It may be anything as simple as sending your readers to a article or perhaps a video on YouTube because it means your e-mail is requesting them to perform something which is key. There are two purposes for actually doing this:

1. You are able to keep track of your click-through rates.

2. It’ll narrow down and provide you with a greater idea of your readers that enjoy following your emails and you can see exactly what call of action your readers prefer.

Believe me this information will help you over time and will help to develop a foundation within your email marketing.

Consistency

This is actually the primary part of email marketing, if you get this part incorrect then you are doomed. Some people state you should email daily, some people state once a week. Personally there isn’t any specific formula on the number of emails you should send each and everyday but the thingyou need to do is be consistent. You don’t want to send four emails out in one week then leave it a month prior to sending the next email. This is exactly what drives high unsubscribe rates. The main reason for this is because your subscriber after not getting an email from you in sometime will actually forget what they subscribed to and then you have lost them permanently.

Killer Headlines

You want to get your emails read at the end of the day, so how would you go about this? Write killer headlines! Headlines have one purpose, and one purpose only, and that is to get your reader to read on. Therefore it does not matter exactly how great your email copy is, if your headline cannot stand out in your readers inbox, then the fact is, it will end up in the trash. You think to yourself, you must get a dozen of emails each and everyday but why do you open certain emails? The true fact is because the email stands out!

Short and sweet

It comes down to the fact again that if you have a dozen emails do you want to be sitting there all day reading through each and every individual one? Emails in my eyes are a “Good” distraction but you do not want to make the distraction into something long and boring that will make your subscribers sick to see the sight of your long emails. Some people like long emails personally I think they are a no go. If you want to get your reader to read a long article you have put together then trust me add a “call an action” leading to your article. Your subscribers will love you for it!

Trust me if you start to use these steps in your email marketing you are likely to notice a huge improvement and your email marketing will begin to perform like clockwork.

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