Better Email Conversions – Here’s How
Written by Alice Seba
Well…wouldn’t you know it, in the quest for near-perfection, we’re a tad behind on perfecting the upcoming course on creating better content – faster and with better conversions. I’ve explained what’s up and in the meantime, also decided to share about 11 ideas for getting better conversions from your email marketing.
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A brief summary of most of the ideas, but listen in for full details:
- Stay targeted in your list building.
- Keep your emails simple.
- Keep it personal.
- Don’t hide your pitches in articles and other bells and whistles.
- Train your readers to take action
- Do your research and be honest.
- Get to know your readers.
- Email your customers and treat them well.
- Subject & from lines are important.
- Thank you page is prime real estate.
I’ll be in touch again soon with more details on our AWESOME learning and taking action opportunity! 
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Alice Seba says:
Oops! Just realize I forgot to link to the list building post. Here you go:
http://contentrix.com/category/email-marketing
Stacey says:
I think that emailing your customers is a very good reminder. You’re right, we’re always focused on opt-ins and forget about the valuable resource we already have.