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Marketing Insider Group
AUGUST 25, 2020
Unlike yesterday’s robocalls or email blasts, today’s sales automation all boils down to personalization. We’re not just talking about inserting [Recipient Name] in the subject line and a few times into a vanilla one-size-fits-all sales email. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. Nurture Leads with Personalized Emails.
SendX
JUNE 25, 2021
It can also be major, like sending an email blast to the wrong audience or the wrong time-sensitive offer. Some will even view it as spam, moving them to unsubscribe. But there’s a way to avoid the spam folder, here are 7 reasons why this happens and actionable solutions you can try.
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Circle Studio
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
With the volume of email that your audience receives, traditional batch-and-blast tactics will likely get your emails, ignored, deleted and/or reported as spam. If you want to personalize the content of an email, you first need to segment your contacts. Don’t treat all contacts the same! Utilize personalization tokens.
PureB2B
DECEMBER 3, 2017
Did you know that a third of email recipients open an email based on the subject line alone and 69% of email recipients report email as spam based solely on the subject line? Don’t be afraid to insert wit and humor in your email subject line. Acquiring a massive chunk of contacts makes your list vulnerable to uninterested leads.
GreenRope
APRIL 27, 2015
We want to get as many of our users there, however do not want to blast our entire list (most of which are not in San Diego) with San Diego events. So, instead of sending information about the San Diego event to all of our contacts, we made two versions of the newsletter, one with information about the event and one without.
GreenRope
APRIL 27, 2015
We want to get as many of our users there, however do not want to blast our entire list (most of which are not in San Diego) with San Diego events. So, instead of sending information about the San Diego event to all of our contacts, we made two versions of the newsletter, one with information about the event and one without.
GreenRope
APRIL 27, 2015
We want to get as many of our users there, however do not want to blast our entire list (most of which are not in San Diego) with San Diego events. So, instead of sending information about the San Diego event to all of our contacts, we made two versions of the newsletter, one with information about the event and one without.
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