7 Creative Ways to Market to Your Email List | Ep. #248
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In Episode #248, Eric and Neil discuss the 7 creative ways to market to your email list. Sending a personal message or doing a bit more front end research regarding data on your leads can all be effective methods to market better. Tune in to maximize your marketing efforts with your email list and watch your click rates soar.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: 7 Creative Ways to Market to Your Email List
- 00:35 – First is the Frank Kern style – resurfacing important emails, over and over, until you click
- 00:43 – You can use Drip and Infusionsoft
- 01:23 – You want to create a workflow for your emails
- 01:34 – Neil uses PicSnippets which allows you to create custom images for your emails
- 02:21 – Third is RSS to blogs
- 02:50 – RSS automation makes things easier for you
- 02:54 – Fourth is to segment your list right after they opt-in
- 03:39 – You also send manual messages to your list
- 04:06 – Eric sends manual messages once a week and the open rate is higher
- 04:23 – Sixth is to integrate your email system with Clearbit to get more of your lead’s data
- 04:59 – You can send them more customized emails, as well
- 05:11 – From the Clearbit’s data, find companies that are more relevant to you
- 05:22 – Reach out to them using Mixmax
- 05:39 – Eric generated some opportunities using this technique
- 06:06 – Do an Evergreen launch
- 06:22 – The Jeff Walker’s sequence is also very beneficial
- 06:35 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- When it comes to emailing your list—keep a healthy balance between automated and personalized messages.
- Being more personal in your emails attracts more clicks.
- Research tried and tested email sequences to see what works best for you.
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