Exercise 4 – Grow your email list
As a reseller, email is one of the most inexpensive marketing tools you have at your disposal. Using Express Email Marketing® (EEM), included free with your reseller account, you can create and send great-looking emails with very little effort.
Email is also one of the most convenient forms of marketing. Customers can read your email at their leisure and from a variety of places – desktops, cell phones, handheld devices. Plus, EEM's automated batch send feature means you won't waste time sending 100 emails one at a time.
To make the most of email marketing, you need to build your email list:
- First, use EEM to import your current customer list. EEM complies with the federal CAN-SPAM Act, which makes it illegal to send unsolicited emails to anyone who has not given express permission to be contacted via email. EEM will only import the email addresses of customers who've agreed to be contacted.
- Next, place an email sign-up form on all the sites you own using EEM's opt-in magnet (don't forget your blog or any other place it might fit in!). For the sign-up link you could try something like "Sign up for my newsletter." or "Get great domain deals."
- Place your opt-in link in unexpected places. Add it to your email signature line, your Twitter® or Facebook® account – even the closing line on your eBay® or Craig's List® entries.
- Make it a trade. Offer a white paper, case study or marketing tip you've written. Pass them to a secure page or email the item directly to them once they've provided their email address.
- Do you speak publicly? Let listeners know they can learn even more from you if they visit your site and sign up for your newsletter.
- Encourage readers to share this communication with friends. Just be sure to include a "Get your own subscription FREE" link in each email or newsletter.
- Add an opt-in link to the bottom of your order receipts to grab the attention of any stragglers who haven't signed up. In the RCC pull down "Design & Layout" and select "Receipt Info." Click one of the radio buttons under Receipt Information to add a message or a link.
As your list grows, make sure you're communicating with these customers regularly. (How often is too often?) It's no fun to get an invitation, and then never hear back again. You've already made a good first impression by getting their permission; now follow through with ongoing communications.
A few tips on creating successful emails:
- Be creative! Customize one of EEM's 41 pre-built email templates with your own greeting and pricing. Each EEM template features one of our most popular products or RCC promotions.
- Test various offers. Divide your mailing list and test two different offers against each other. Or make a different offer every time you send an email to see which one gets the best response. Resend the winning email at least two more times this year.
- Track your results. If you use marketing source codes with your offers, you can track which customers open which emails and identify the offers that bring in the most revenue. You can use this information to plan future campaigns.
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That was an inspiring post,
Thanks for bringing this up
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