Email marketing is consistently ranked as the best channel in terms of return on investment. 68% of companies rate the channel as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’. (1) For every $1 spent, email marketing generates $38 in ROI. (2) Email is 40 times more effective at acquiring new customers than Facebook or Twitter. (3) In case you need further convincing, try this read: Master Email Marketing Because It’s Not Going Anywhere
For the last 20 years of changing marketing trends, email has remained as popular as ever. You need to master email marketing: It’s one marketing technique you won’t say goodbye to in just a few months’ time.
Email Evolves as a Marketing Tool
That newsletter you faithfully email to your contact list or the e-blasts you send announcing your latest hot deal — maybe a Thursday morning discount on painting supplies or a free copy of your latest book — aren’t necessarily an effective use of email.
Email Marketing: There’s a Good Chance You’re Doing It Wrong
Here are a few email don’ts that will help you avoid alienating or annoying your subscribers.
Email Works, You’re Just Doing it Wrong
It can be so difficult to get noticed in your prospect’s inbox. So what can you do to make email work for your marketing and your business?
18 Awesome Tips to Revolutionize Your Email Marketing Campaign
Here are some actionable tips to address common email issues and maximize your digital marketing ROI using email marketing.
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Jules, my apologies. I am an ALE for Constant Contact and represent their product. Because of that loyalty to the email provider, a staffer took it upon themselves to not mention a competitor (edit your comment.) I personally have reprimanded the employee and edited your comment to include MailChimp. (They couldn’t remember any other product you might have mentioned.)
Stephen Koranda
Principal, Sr. Consultant
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