Post by ehsanulhasan on May 19, 2024 3:53:34 GMT
No one loves email marketing more than me. But I have to admit that in the group of important customer contact tools, the position of electronic newsletters is still very modest. They are like troublemakers, never invited to parties. Print campaigns, sleazy e-newsletter templates. Super Bowl ads are like kicking sand into the glasses-wearing faces of electronic news. This embodiment of mediocrity, however, transforms the product and builds loyalty. Marketers care about this issue – and use charts or whatever to prove it. You need an e-newsletter and you know it.
Before rolling up your sleeves, starting up the REO Speedwagon, imagine a love built with magic. Please review 6 stories in Uzbekistan Email List an article sharing tips, sent by a leading expert in the field of email marketing. The article is as follows. After each story, I'll explain to you how to do the exact opposite so you avoid muddying the e-ecosystem with mediocre e-newsletters. 1. Share knowledge Wrong – share indifference. Ponder the old adage: “The more I know, the less I know.” It also means that the more expertise we have, the more likely we are to be dazzled by how little we already know.
Choose something that you are completely unaware of and admit this to your readers. They won't condemn you for it, but it may make them love you. But make sure the topic you're "indifferent" to is the same topic they didn't know they were indifferent to until they read your enlightening e-newsletter. 2. Tell a success story Wrong – tell a failure story. This will humanize your company and demonstrate the high standards you pursue. For example, a legendary 1960s ad for the Volkswagen Beetle featured only a picture of the car and the words Lemon in bold print. The ad explains that “The chrome metal plate used to make the glove compartment inside the car is broken and needs to be replaced.” While other car companies burnish their names by praising their successes, Volkswagon pays attention to the market when talking about failures. You can do the same with your e-newsletter, master the art of strategic self-criticism.
Before rolling up your sleeves, starting up the REO Speedwagon, imagine a love built with magic. Please review 6 stories in Uzbekistan Email List an article sharing tips, sent by a leading expert in the field of email marketing. The article is as follows. After each story, I'll explain to you how to do the exact opposite so you avoid muddying the e-ecosystem with mediocre e-newsletters. 1. Share knowledge Wrong – share indifference. Ponder the old adage: “The more I know, the less I know.” It also means that the more expertise we have, the more likely we are to be dazzled by how little we already know.
Choose something that you are completely unaware of and admit this to your readers. They won't condemn you for it, but it may make them love you. But make sure the topic you're "indifferent" to is the same topic they didn't know they were indifferent to until they read your enlightening e-newsletter. 2. Tell a success story Wrong – tell a failure story. This will humanize your company and demonstrate the high standards you pursue. For example, a legendary 1960s ad for the Volkswagen Beetle featured only a picture of the car and the words Lemon in bold print. The ad explains that “The chrome metal plate used to make the glove compartment inside the car is broken and needs to be replaced.” While other car companies burnish their names by praising their successes, Volkswagon pays attention to the market when talking about failures. You can do the same with your e-newsletter, master the art of strategic self-criticism.