40+ #emailmarketing tactics

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Email marketing tactic 1:

Send more emails. A lot more emails.
Email marketing tactic 2:

Resend to non-buyers.

Not just non-clickers/non-openers.
Email marketing tactic 3:

Never assume your subscriber read, opened, or even saw your email in their inbox.
Email marketing tactic 4:

When composing or designing an email, think mobile-first.

Short sentences.

Short paragraphs.
Email marketing tactic 5:

Ask subscribers to add your email address to their contacts, move you to the primary inbox, and mark you as important.
Email marketing tactic 6:

Ask them to buy something as soon as they subscribe.
Email marketing tactic 7:

Only use discounts to reward your best subscribers and customers.
Email marketing tactic 8:

Before a big promotion, ask your subscribers what they want.
Email marketing tactic 9:

Ask your subscribers to reply to emails.
Email marketing tactic 10:

Send *true* plain text emails from time to time.

It's a plain text email if you can't hyperlink.

E.g. Some big ESP's plain-text option aren't true plain text because you can hyperlink.
Email marketing tactic 11:

Don't try to be clever in your subject lines.
Email marketing tactic 12:

The best subject line has

benefit + specificity + curiosity
Email marketing tactic 13:

Keep your subject line under 30 characters.

Impossible with every subject line, but try.

That's what fits on a mobile screen.
Email marketing tactic 14:

Don't copy the subject line or email style of gurus or big brands.
Email marketing tactic 15:

Use the preview text to amplify your subject line.

And always use the preview text.
Email marketing tactic 16:

If your email software doesn't have a field to add preview text,

Use the first line of your email as the preview text.
Email marketing tactic 17:

Don't just say click here or buy now.

Re-state the benefit in your call to action.

This is a CALL-TO-VALUE.
Email marketing tactic 18:

The first line of your email must grab the reader by his or her throat.
Email marketing tactic 19:

In the first few lines, let the reader know why they need to read your email.

Tell them what's in it for them.
Email marketing tactic 20:

Delete your introduction. Start your email in the middle of the action.
Email marketing tactic 21:

Images should serve a purpose. Don't just include them to make the email look nice.
Email marketing tactic 22:

Resize and compress your images before adding them to your email.
Email marketing tactic 23:

The offer is everything.

You don't need design or copy to sell 50% off storewide.
Email marketing tactic 24:

Embed countdown timers when you want to add urgency.

@Sendtric has a free one that's easy to use.
Email marketing tactic 25:

During a promotion, email at least twice a day.

Once in the morning.

Then resend that email to non-buyers in the evening.
Email marketing tactic 26:

On the last day of a promotion send an 18-hour and 4-hour cart-closing email to everyone.
Email marketing tactic 27:

Immediately ask buyers to buy again - upsell, cross-sell, or give them a discount on their next purchase.

Do this in your post-purchase funnel and emails.
Email marketing tactic 28:

Send your email from a person rather than a brand.

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Email marketing tactic 29:

Include a photo of the email sender in the sign-off.

Link that image to your product/service/lead generation.
Email marketing tactic 30:

Don't add links too early in your email.

You're wasting an opportunity to persuade them to buy.
Email marketing tactic 31:

List segmentation is a waste of time until you hit 10k subscribers.

Use that time and energy to write and send more emails.

And you’ll make more money per email.
Email marketing tactic 32:

A/B testing is a waste of time until you hit 5-7k+ subscribers.

Statistical significance.
Email marketing tactic 33:

The most likely person to buy from you is someone who has already bought from you.

Treat your customers better than you treat everyone else.
Email marketing tactic 34:

Pay more attention to the subscribers and customers who engage with and buy from you.

Don't waste your time on unengaged subscribers and non-customers.
Email marketing tactic 35:

Segment customers by:

Recency - when did they buy last?
Frequency - how often have they bought?
Monetary - how much have they bought?
Email marketing tactic 36:

Take your best-performing email campaigns and add them to your autoresponder sequence.
Email marketing tactic 37:

Make your autoresponder sequences longer.

90 days > 60 days > 30 days

Nurture sequence
Post-purchase
Abandoned cart
Etc.
Email marketing tactic 38:

Use video landing pages as a bridge between your email and product page.

Perfect for testimonials.

And you control the user experience.
Email marketing tactic 39:

The weaker your product page (conversion rate)

The longer your email needs to be

And vice versa.
Email marketing tactic 40:

When you have a high-converting product page

Sell the click over selling the product.
Email marketing tactic 41:

Make sure the page you're sending subscribers to loads in less than 3 seconds.
Email marketing tactic 42:

When resending an email, change the:

- Subject line/preview text
- Email copy or style (text vs. design)
- From name (optional)

Make it look like a brand new email.
Email marketing tactic 43:

When emailing from a new domain, let your email software handle authentication.

Switch to authenticating from your domain after 6 months of good email habits.
Email marketing tactic 44:

Regularly prune your list of unengaged and inactive subscribers.

Send a re-engagement email first, then delete with extreme prejudice.
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