Tag Archives | email tips
5 Ways to Use Micro-commitments in Your Email Campaigns
Here are 5 ways to use micro-commitments in your email campaigns:
1) Relevant Subject Lines: Your subject line has one job and that is to get your email opened. By opening your message, your subscriber is making a micro-commitment. They’re Read more...
Deliverability Rules are Changing
Each and every day, we talk with customers and new clients about what it takes to make it to the inbox.
As you know by now, this is a moving target...
However, there are a handful of things you need to know that ARE impacting your deliverability (many of which are Read more...
Useful Email Marketing Statistics
Here are a few interesting email statistics that make sense to pay attention to when working on your email marketing strategy.
- Email is 40 times more successful at acquiring new clients than either Facebook or Twitter. In fact, you are 6 times more likely to get a click-through from Read more...
Domain Reputation
While having a good IP reputation is still important, it's not the ONLY indicator, or even the primary indicator, as to whether or not your email are going to make it to the inbox, or even get delivered at all.
Domains, along with other technologies, are playing more and more Read more...
How Much Is Too Much? (Or Not Enough)…
We've talked often about email frequency and consistency...
Mail too much, and your subscribers complain, opt out, etc.
Mail too infrequently and you're losing a ton of money, people forget who you are, and retention rate drops.
Both can cause problems with engagement, and long term deliverability. For example, subscribers that get Read more...
Volume of Mail vs IPs
Lately, we've had questions about IPs and volume and when to increase the number of IPs.
When we work with folks on the setup, we design the plan based on discussed volume, warm up requirements and long term growth expectations. In general, we recommend 1 IP for every 75K - Read more...
Message to Market Match
It doesn't matter if you're brand new to email or if you're a seasoned veteran. When it comes to your marketing, it's essential to know who your audience is and send messages that they actually WANT to receive.
If not, you'll see an increase in spam complaints, an increase in Read more...