The sending of just basic email campaigns will not have the desired results if you are looking to involve your audience and meet their pain points.
Using email personalisation, will allow much more successful email campaigns, as the tailored content will feature unique messaging for your audience.
Introducing email marketing
Using email marketing in your marketing strategy will allow your business to send more personalised messages and news about your products. The emails need to be reviewed before being sent out to ensure that user engagements can be analysed. With any email marketing campaign, it is vital that businesses not just advertise but also make strong connections with their customers.
Benefits of personalisation
Making your emails stand out to the people you want to reach can be hard to achieve. Solely using the person’s name isn’t enough anymore. People want to be met with a much more personalised experience. Your audiences need to be split more based on their behaviour with your website or previous email campaigns. Then, content can be created that hits the pain points of each of these audience groups. Dynamic content also needs to be considered that can change based on how the audience has interacted with your brand previously. By putting these more personal touches into your email campaigns it can transform them from being basic to more important.
How to create engaging subject lines
With hundreds of marketing emails in our inboxes each week, it is crucial to make your subject lines grab the attention of your audience. But how do you make a subject line that interests your readers? Common phrases must be avoided and instead, be more clever with the words used.
Examples of successful email campaigns
Several companies use customisation in their emails and have seen better results, with more people opening the emails, and ultimately more people buying their products. Companies like Amazon and Netflix have successfully used customisation by suggesting things based on what their customers have looked at or watched
Tips on avoiding spam filters
Businesses that struggle with email marketing happen due to their email campaigns becoming stuck in the spam filters and never reaching their intended audience. Putting together catchy subject lines and organising email lists can help to avoid this happening.
Analysing email campaigns
A good email push relies on you analysing your data from previous email campaigns to see what worked and what could be improved. The more you know about what emails your customers like, when they like them, and what they like in them, the more you can make emails that suit them, and the more you can win.
With email content now being made for each customer and new prospects, this will allow a wider reach than before. Using customisation and analysis of the data will have a positive impact on your email campaigns.