Email Marketing Myths

[Graybeard]

Interesting out-of-the-box article I read recently:
Do Not Fall For These Eight Email Marketing Myths
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Email as an active mode of communication has taken a significant leap in the marketing segment. Like every other medium of communication, email has its own set of myths that keep people dilemma about its usability and relevance for their business. Here in this blog, let us debunk some of those myths one by one.

1. Avoid Sending Repeated Emails
2. Do Not Use A Long Subject Line
3. Marketing Emails Should Be Of Short Length
4. Tuesday Will Result In More Read Rates
5. Remove Inactive Subscribers After Six Months
6. Marketing Emails Should Be Attractive
7. Low Unsubscribe Rates Are Good For Business
8. Email May Land In The Spam Folder <<<

 

[martinsmith]

Thanks for the useful tips...

 

[azgold]

The common thread through that article (I think) is....study the reader.

Data analysis for the win, as usual.

 

[David Williams]

Thanks @Graybeard
They are very nice tips!

For an additional information, I always suggest my clients to clean their list right before sending.
And for clients's convenience, our SMTP service at Home | VIPLinkMedia is intergrated a list cleaner inside then our clients may send emails without cleaning their list.

 

[neymar78]

Thanks @Garybeard These are much useful tips

 

[Axel_inferno09]

I would like to know if email marketing is really working in 2019 ??

 

[Lexi BongaCash]

I would like to know if email marketing is really working in 2019 ??

Ha-ha that's the best question. To be honest, I never automated e-mails.

 

[Graybeard]

IDK. I am superscribed to some lists of interest and sometimes will respond (act).
So some work. The nagging bullshit ones I unsubscribe to (if I really subscribed) and if they keep coming I spam box them (on my domain email client).

If it is some nag register on a website I gmail subscribe (black hole)

 

[Andre Houston]

Thanks for sharing mate!

 

[19Joshua86]

I would like to know if email marketing is really working in 2019 ??

I guess it's the most popular myth concerning email marketing. A lot of studies tell that it has an average ROI of 4400%. You can see that this niche is quite competitive, there are a lot of services that offer the same tools and features. It means that email marketing is still lucrative, but you should always remember that everything depends on you, where you have taken your email list, what services do you use to send your emails, how you prevent your emails from going to a spam folder, and so on.

 

[Graybeard]

Tell that to the 13,500 unread messages in one of my server email accounts! <(LOL)>

 

[monicageller3691]

Interesting out-of-the-box article I read recently:
Do Not Fall For These Eight Email Marketing Myths
>>>
Email as an active mode of communication has taken a significant leap in the marketing segment. Like every other medium of communication, email has its own set of myths that keep people dilemma about its usability and relevance for their business. Here in this blog, let us debunk some of those myths one by one.

1. Avoid Sending Repeated Emails
2. Do Not Use A Long Subject Line
3. Marketing Emails Should Be Of Short Length
4. Tuesday Will Result In More Read Rates
5. Remove Inactive Subscribers After Six Months
6. Marketing Emails Should Be Attractive
7. Low Unsubscribe Rates Are Good For Business
8. Email May Land In The Spam Folder <<<

Thanks for the tips. They were informative and useful.

 

[Profit Monkey]

And this is exactly why data analysing is important . Thanks.

 

[thelegend]

This are short but very basic and important marketing tips