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Posted: Wed 18:04, 21 Aug 2013 Post subject: Test and analyze |
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The one thing they do not expect is to have their inboxes flooded with your emails. If you are promoting a free 7-day weight loss plan and your subscribers need to take particular actions each day, it is reasonable for them to hear from you every day to check on their progress. In fact,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], this would be good follow-up,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], as it would show you are interested in helping them.
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One successful marketer suggests your should stay in touch with your subscribers about once a week, although I notice when he is promoting a specific product he will write every day or every second day. Another is running an Internet training course and the emails arrive daily. While you do not have to open them each day, as the videos are accessible later,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I find it annoying. It is good content, but just too much information too often.
Test and analyze
The best marketers test and analyze, so they know what is the optimal number of emails to send to get the most clickthroughs. To get the best results,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], we should all do this. Other than trial and error, this is the only real way we can know how to get the best results. Trial and error can work but it can also waste a lot of valuable time and result in too many lost sales.
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How many emails are too many? You will need to test this for yourself, but I would rather send too few than too many. I want the recipients to open and read them and I want to build a long-term relationship. I do not want them to push the delete or spam button. As a rule of thumb, put yourself in the recipient's place and ask yourself how often you would like to receive an email on a particular campaign. Use this as a guide until you can get a better answer with testing and analysis.
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