eMail Marketing Rejuvenation

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May 25th, 2010
by foreignwebmarketingcorrespondent

Email marketing can help boost reaching, relating and selling new and current clients –the power of email marketing is an opportunity! If you’ve jumped on the social media bandwagon, you’re in tune with the times. But don’t forget, you can still achieve cost-effective reach by using web marketing classics like email marketing.

It is prime time for email marketing rejuvenation!

The POWER of email marketing is in HOW you use it! Sending out mass amounts of e-newsletters will not drive your business forward and could actually be quite harmful. Email needs to be relationship-centric.  Does your email strategy serve your customers and support your sales message? Do you know the ‘Three Ps’ of e-mail marketing? Are you a victim of ‘me-mail’ marketing? It’ll be worth your time to check!

Take a few minutes and read The Marketing Therapist’s “How to Avoid Critical E-mail Marketing Mistakes” article.  This very insightful eBook concisely explains what you can do to build a successful email marketing campaign, such as:

  • Being concise in your subject line and what not to include
  • How to avoid being deemed a spammer
  • Why sharing is caring (for your recipients and your wallet)
  • Ideas for thinking outside the box (or outside the body of your e-mail)

Make sure your emails are as effective as they could be! Take a breather to perfect this simple web marketing tool you can or are already using.

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Read the “How to Avoid Critical E-mail Marketing Mistakes” article for email marketing rejuvenation!

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  7. Sean Mason
    (October 20th, 2010 at 9:09 pm)

    I just learned about video email (comF5). It seems like a great way to connect with people, clients, and prospects. Before I jump in, what should I be concerned about?

  8. Lorrie Thomas

    Lorrie Thomas
    (October 21st, 2010 at 1:00 pm)

    Sean, the biggest concern with video email is fixating on the tool, vs. the strategic use of the tool. Tools do not make us money, how they are used to connect with people in a meaningful way is what makes web marketing matter. The only concern my Marketing Therapist gut has is poor video production with a message that doesn’t mean squat to the recipient. If you let education and connection drive the effort, you’ll be ahead of the game.

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