Step One: Make full use of your permission-based email software
package. BigTurns has a ton of advanced features for handling your
campaigns. It makes it easy to create and send your newsletters. It
will manage subscriptions and bounced messages for you. It automates a
lot of the grunt work involved in an email marketing campaign.
Step Two: You'll have to decide what type of campaign you want to run
and how frequently you want to send your messages. I recommend sending
at least a monthly newsletter. Of course, if you sell more than one
product, it might be a good idea to send multiple messages. Just be
sure to keep your broadcast times consistent. You may consider sending
promotional messages offering a discount or coupon for your product.
Step Three: Add a sign-up form to your website. The sign-up form lets
you collect a group of addresses for your sending lists. We've found
that it's generally safe to import anyone who did business with you in
the last year or so. Just make sure to send content relevant to what
they purchased. (Always provide value!)
Step Four: Create an effective email template. A lot of email software
programs include HTML templates. BigTurns actually comes with over 300
professionally designed templates. You can also create one in-house or
use a graphic-design service.
Step Five: Develop quality relevant content for your messages. I cannot speak highly enough of providing relevant content for your customers. We all find it refreshing when, instead of the typical spam messages, we get an email that actually enhances our lives. As your contact lists grow, you'll notice increased traffic on the day of and the days following a message broadcast.
I hope this helps,
Charles Brodeur
eCommerce Consultant
BigTurns Business Systems
Vancouver, BC V6E4R1
info@BigTurns.com
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