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Tip 1:

Determine the Right Incentives.

Especially in the months leading up to your biggest promotion period, it’s helpful to understand which incentive types work best for your consumers

Try running tests which show similar values of discounts in different formats.
Tip 1 continued:

If your AOV is $50, try running a 10% off coupon against a $5 off coupon.

Try offering tiered incentives to see if you can drive up AOV:

10% off orders $60 and less

15% off orders $61-$99

20% off orders over $100
Tip 1 continued:

Assess results of whether your tests were successful in increasing AOV, or if one type of discount is more effective at driving conversions
Tip 2:

From @heydeetee

Don't sleep on plain text emails.

Personalization in email marketing is a smart move and nothing says personal like a plain text email.

Find a way to incorporate them into your campaigns.
Tip 2.5:

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Tip 3:

From @daverodenbaugh

At the end of the shipping deadlines, all you have left to promote and get to someone on time is gift cards. Starting around Dec 15, make sure you switch up your flows to start doing this.
Tip 4:

From @daverodenbaugh

Day after Xmas is a great time to send promos about gift cards!

Subject lines like:

Didn't get what your want?

Santa missed your house this year?

or similar work well bc everyone is back on their phones looking for something to buy/substitute
Tip 5

From @daverodenbaugh

A great offer to help increase AOV and LTV:

Buy one, gift one!

One for you and one for someone on your list.

Sounds better than the standard BOGO offer
Tip 5.5:

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Tip 6:

From @daverodenbaugh

Use emojis to stand out in crowded inboxes from BFCM.

The favorite one I've seen is this one: Image
Tip 7:

From @daverodenbaugh

Do a product drop on BFCM instead of just a promotion.

@bandholz from @Beardbrand did that and the exclusivity drove his customers wild: Image
Tip 8:

From @CalvinMomentum

eCommerce brand owners should create a private Facebook group in September. Then they invite the high-engaged segments to join this group starting in October.

Content for the emails:
- Tell your customers: “Your inbox will be flooded with emails in
Tip 8 continued:

From @CalvinMomentum

the upcoming months. We want to make sure you’ll receive the best personalized deals. Join this Facebook group to get exclusive access.”

- Tell your customers: “We’ll feel guilty if we can’t have these top-notch items in your. Join this
Tip 8 continued:

FB group so you’ll be the 1st to know about our best discounts.”

Tip: Use urgency & say that only the first 1k members will be accepted. If you’re too late, you’ll have to wait til next year.

Now you have your best customers in a group for the rest of Q4.
Tip 8.5:

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Tip 9:

From @Pranowornever

Offer site-wide automatic discounts (no coupon required) and sell the "easy" buying experience in the campaigns...
Tip 10:

From @Pranowornever

Have 2 post-purchase flows ready,

One to offer additional discounts to those who buy once.

And the other to send to repeat buyers.

At the end of both flows - tease the audience for what's to come during the holiday sale...
Tip 11:

From @Pranowornever

Slip a "Thank you" note in the product package with a discount code that's valid throughout the holiday season. Then use that TY note as an anchor in the holiday campaigns sent to those who bought a product during the BFCM sale.
Tip 12:

From @kanika_misra

Use dedicated landing pages for BFCM ad/emails.

Make sure that your messaging/offer in your ads/emails carries over seamlessly to the LPs.

This will create a 1,2-punch for your customers so they can get everything they need & checkout in a snap.
Tip 13:

From @Cody_Wittick

Negotiate deals now or pay 2x the price later.

Think deep and wide for BFCM.

Deep: YouTube integrations

Wide: seeding product with an special unboxing experience
Tip 14:

From @Dennardcrawford

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During Black Friday/ Cyber use a conditional split to change up your emails without cloning a new flow. Image

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Specifically, applied cognitive biases.

Here are 5 cognitive biases you can use to create high-converting copy:

From a $150M+ email marketer
1. Ambiguity Bias:

Ambiguity bias is when we avoid decisions because of a lack of information.

How to use it:

Give people all the information they need about your product:

- Price
- Offer
- Benefits
- Features
- Advantages

More information = higher buying intent.
2. Bandwagon Bias:

Bandwagon bias is when we believe something just because other people believe it.

How to use it:

Gather testimonials, case studies, shout-outs, and reviews.

Then, spread those throughout your copy.
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Don't type a WORD until you've answered these 9 questions...

(ignore at your own risk)
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Learn as much as you can about your target.

Find out their:

- Likes
- Dislikes
- Needs
- Fears
- Triggers
- Values
- Habits
- Desires
- Challenges
- Pain points
- Aspirations

This is the first step to writing persuasive copy.
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Pinpoint the main issue that your product addresses.

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The more painful the problem, the better.
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At this point, we've turned copywriting into a science.

Here's the proven 7-step framework we use to write high-converting copy.

(Steal this)
1. Headline:

Your headline is your first, and possibly only, chance to capture a reader's attention.

There are a few ways to do that:

- Incorporate Compelling Data: Numbers and statistics can provide undeniable evidence of your message’s value.

- Make an Audacious Claim: Bold statements provoke curiosity and challenge conventional thinking.

- Highlight Clear Benefits: Clearly articulate how your offering improves the reader’s life or solves a problem.

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2. Lead:

Once your headline has grabbed their attention, the next challenge is to keep your readers engaged and scrolling for more.

Here's how to do that:

- Tell a Story: Narratives create a personal connection and keep readers hooked.

- Demonstrate a Solution: Show readers how they can achieve a specific goal or solve a problem.

- Pose and Answer a Question: Engage curiosity by raising a question and then providing the answer.

- Highlight a Problem: Emphasize a common issue that your reader may face and needs solving.

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The #1 copywriting mistake I see?

Writing content that isn't credible.

Here's the 7-step checklist we use at our agency to infuse credibility into our copy:
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People can spot unrealistic claims easily.

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There are a few ways to do this:

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A small, realistic claim > a big, unrealistic one.
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People won't buy anything unless they know it works.

Social proof is the best way to show them it does.

Make sure you sprinkle social proof throughout your copy.



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The more social proof you include, the better.
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Send a few emails where you:

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First impressions matter. Make yours count.
2/ Post-Purchase Flow:

This flow shares essential information after a purchase is made (hence the name).

Send emails with:

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1) Order Confirmation Email:

Notify people about the purchase they just made.

Use this email to:

>> Provide order details
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>> Highlight support channels

An order confirmation is the beginning of a good customer journey.
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Express appreciation to your customers.

You can do this by:

>> Showing gratitude
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>> Sharing the impact of their purchase

A thank-you email will never go unnoticed.
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