4 steps to sprinkling Christmas joy upon your 2019 email marketing campaigns
🎄👇🏻+ Free Download [27 Christmas subject lines]👇🏻🎄 The Chrissy decs can remain in the box, but right now you need to start thinking about your Christmas content and email campaigns. Before you break out in a cold sweat, I’ve got you covered with my 4-step plan for getting your email marketing shipshape and primed for one of the most profitable times of the year. The good news… it’s a time of year where people are already in buying mode, and even more good news… email marketing can contribute up to 20% of your sales*. The bad news… every other business will be promoting their Christmas campaigns too, so you’ll be competing for in-box space and your subscribers’ attention. That is why NOW is the time to get on top of your email marketing plan, so here’s my top 4 ways you can start doing that today. 1. Start with your subscriber list Before you start thinking about what you’re going to send, it’s important to do some list cleaning. Ideally you should do this regularly, but if you don’t then now is the perfect time to start. Why? Because over time contacting ‘inactive’ subscribers (those that stop opening your emails), could have a negative impact on your sender reputation. This...
7 subject lines you need to try
What if I told you that over a third of your subscribers will decide whether or not they will open your message based on your subject line? It’s kind of a big deal. So what can you do to create kick ass subject lines? Glad you asked … Firstly, your mission is to find 2-3 subject line formats that you can rotate depending on what type of email communication you’re sending. It’s important to have a few options to hand because sending the same style of subject line over and over again will lose the magic you’ve worked so hard to create. So with that in mind, let’s look at 7 different styles of subject lines you can start using straight away. Style 1 | Get to the point With 50% of Australians choosing to check their emails on a mobile device, it’s important to grab your reader’s attention by keeping your subject line short and to the point. Don’t make them think too hard, because when content is too hard to consume we tend to switch off and move to the next thing. Examples for short subject lines: 10 gluten free pasta recipes 70% off starts now Your welcome gift Style 2 | Length If you’re not entirely convinced that Style 1...