It's a tricky proposition to craft an effective email for newbie subscribers. The words, the tone and the content all must merge to create the right expectation. But in practice, most email marketers spend very little time to make text relevant and personal. Unfortunately, such plain speak promotions don't get a second look from your subscribers. Result – your mail get sidelined in the trash box of users.
A 2009 study reveals that 43% of marketers restrict their personalization efforts to the salutation.
So, what's the best way to create the right impression from the introductory email?
Start by writing less about you, and more about the recipient. People like taking about their pain points and provide information or resource that syn with their current trouble points.
Start by writing less about you, and more about the recipient. People like taking about their pain points and provide information or resource that syn with their current trouble points.
Captivating a B2B executive is not a easy shot, esp in these turbulent times. They have less time and more at stake. To create instant impact from your e-newsletter, let your content speak the language of c level executives.
Resonate the topics, issues sought by the technology decision makers.
Resonate the topics, issues sought by the technology decision makers.
Another way to improve email response is by testing your promotion on a subset of your audience. Measure the response rate and make appropriate changes.
Now follow these points and put into practice while sending your next B2B promotion. As the popular adage goes, it's better late than never.
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