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Email Marketing

If done correctly, email is one of the most effective forms of online marketing available to your clients. So, why get into email marketing? We will show you: how it works, how to measure, the easy to manage, flexibility and working examples.
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Why email marketing works
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- It's cost effective - While the
cost of actually designing your email creative can
be comparable to direct mail, the big savings start
when you consider there are no printing costs and
you can get your message delivered for around a cent
per recipient.
- It's immediate - Email generates
an immediate response, instead of waiting for a subscriber
to visit your site you can get your message to them
when it counts. The majority of your recipients will
see your message in the first 24-48 hours.
- It's relevant - Email makes it easy to segment your
subscribers using a variety of criteria like demographics
and past campaign behavior (such as clicking a certain link). This
way you can ensure your message goes to the individuals most likely
to be interested in your offer.
- It's completely measurable - More than any other
form of marketing, email can provide actionable data
on the results it generates. Keep track of who opened your email and
when, what topics they were interested in, who forwarded
it on to a friend, how many sales were generated and much more.
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Like most things, you'll only get true results from email marketing
if you're prepared to put the effort in. It's incredibly
important to get the foundation right. Make sure every
one of your client's subscribers gave acceptable
permission to
hear from you. Ensure the newsletter or offer is relevant
to and displays correctly in each email.
Make sure to use a reputable service to ensure the
message gets delivered.

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