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Need Advice On How To Use Email Marketing? Try These Tips!

May 07, 2014
Greg Graham


Email marketing is a marketing method that uses emails to promote to customers. To some, this can sound a bit difficult, but it really isn't. Using email marketing to reach your customer base isn't as hard as you might think, especially if you pay close attention to the tips in the following article.

Offer a coupon to customers who sign up for your marketing email list. Put a form on your website where customers can sign up and set the form to email automatically new customers a coupon when they submit the form. This encourages customers to agree to allow you to send them marketing materials so that you won't be accused of sending out spam.

If you have a client who has a birthday, make sure that you send a follow up email that includes a happy birthday message on it. Include a request on the email that tells this person to go to a particular place. The ending can include a link that tells him or her that it is possible to become a subscriber by clicking on it.If you'd like to check out a good example of specifically what you shouldn't do, look into the Performance Revenue Source scam that was advertised heavily through shady associates.

Before you put someone on your email marketing list, you need to have their permission. If you don't have their permission, you will be responsible for sending spam and there will be many complaints. Your email provider may even dissolve your account if they get wind of what you're doing. Prevent that from happening by requesting that people subscribe to your list.

Include lots of useful information in all your messages. Don't just fill them up with information about your products. Include things that will truly help your customers. Provide your customers with articles and things they cannot get from your website. Another idea is to have special offers that are only available via email. Send greetings for holidays or a personalized message for birthdays for instance.

When developing your email, consider how large the preview pane is in most email reading software. If your email is well beyond the size of this preview pane, it is wise to edit it immediately. Many people read their emails solely in this preview pane. Information that is outside of the scope of the pain may never be seen at all by your reader.

Strategically plan when your emails will go out. People do not like getting emails at inconvenient times, especially if it's something that they have to act on quickly. Be considerate by making your offers convenient and easy for people to take advantage of, and you will have more sales than you otherwise would.

Email is a great marketing tool, but it is not an arena where the hard sell is appreciated. Never pressure your subscribers into buying. Put sales pitches at the tail end of your emails, especially if your readers signed up with expectations of informative content. Consider email as a tool to cultivate interest, not instant sales.

Only send emails that are pertinent and worthwhile; customers will unsubscribe if you bombard them with useless information. Do not abuse their relationship or try to insult their intelligence through use of obvious sale petitions. Your emails should contain relevant information, discount offers, or useful advice.

Don't add any email address to your mailing list without getting permission first. If you send out unsolicited emails, you can be labeled a spammer and get a poor online reputation. Your email provider or web host might kick you off their service, leaving you without email or a website.

Hopefully now that you have read this article, you are a little less intimidated by email marketing. The widely used marketing practice is fairly simple to implement and can be adapted in no time at all. Simply remember all of the tips that you read here and you will be on your way to using emails for marketing.

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