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Quality Email Campaign Design

Filed Under (Email Marketing) by peter on 10-09-2009

Automated Traffic Training

If you’re ready to implement your email marketing campaign, and you’ve already selected some quality email marketing software, you should take time to analyze what factors make for a quality email in an email campaign.  Below you will find some great tips for designing a quality email that were derived from various experts in the field of online marketing.  

Be sure to send your emails to a select group of interested recipients

Most failed email marketing campaigns didn’t work because the sender treated every email recipient the same. The person who loved blue wallpaper got the blanket email featuring the green wallpaper. While the people who like green wallpaper were happy, the rest of the email recipients were alienated. Avoid making a similar mistake. Get all the data you can about your targeted recipients to include past buying habits to geographic location. Analyzse the data and target your emails to specific lists accordingly. If you have a group of people who love one type of service you offer and another group that couldn’t care less, strategize accordingly.

Be sure to personalize your emails

Call your customers by name in emails if you can. It is best to have your emails sent to your recipients from the same address and sender name each time. Greater personalization enables you to build trust more easily. This will also increase the chances of gettilng your emails read.

Keep your layout simple

Avoid filling your copy with excessive and loud graphics, big fonts and other way out front items. Keep your layout clean and simple. Your layout should look professional and easy to navigate. A really busy layout will lose the interest of your readers quickly and attract quick use of the delete button.

Don’t overload on copy

It’s human nature to expand excessively on a product or service that you are really fond of and believe that your propects should feel the same. But avoid doing it. Use small paragraphs and economy of language to cater to the short time frame your customers have to go through all their emails. If you do wish to provide your readers more detailed content, use a link to a page on your website to provide the additional information.

Include a call to action

What’s the purpose sending an email touting products if you don’t ask your customers to do something beyond look? Your call to action can do many things: ask customers to click on a link, ask customers to fill out a survey, ask customers to make a purchase. Regardles of the the call to action you want, make sure that it is very prominent and clear in your emails.

Create a compelling subject line

The subject line of your email is the most critical element and it must be optimised to insure the highest likelyhood of the email even being opened by the intended recipient. Do your due diligence. Come up with an honest, compelling subject line meant to grab the attention of your customers. Don’t use typical hot button copy like “make money!” and “earn cash!”. Go for subject lines that pique the recipient’s curiosity, but tells the truth at the same time.

Keeping these things in mind as you create your campaign won’t guarantee your success, but they’ll dramatically improve your chances to generate sales and improve your ROI.

Finally, you can find much more timely advice on the development and effective use of emai campaigns at Network Online Reviews, a website dedicated to providing valuable content on internet marketing.

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