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2 Tips to Improve 'Re-mail' Open Rates |
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Re-mailing involves identifying recipients who did not open your email ad the first time, altering factors that influence open rate, and sending the email again.
Here are 2 tips to improve the open rates during the re-send:
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Change the subject line: Try something different. Craft a subject line that offers more value. Read articles on what makes a subject line enticing to readers and incorporate them. |
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Change the campaign time: Re-sends give you an opportunity to experiment with different times and days. If your business is B2C, you might find the response rates better during weekends. |
Remember, re-mailing when done properly can boost your ROI considerably.
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New Metrics to Help you Personalize your Messages |
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A recent survey showed that non-personalized promotions received a 0.5% click through rate vs 7% on personalized campaigns. Here are some of the metrics that marketers now collect and use to personalize their messages:
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Purchase history |
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Abandoned shopping carts |
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Web site behavior |
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Product profiling |
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Demography, etc. |
Ask yourself: Do I use any of the above to personalize my communications with prospects and customers?
When you refer to a recipient's purchase history or preferences in your email message, it increases your message's value. It also provides opportunities to up-sell or cross-sell other complementary products.
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