E-Mail Marketing Necessities: What You Need To
Writing by Brick Marketing on Tuesday, 18 of December , 2007 at 12:41 pm
E-mail is the new direct mail. A few years ago, direct mail marketers were harping on the benefits of mail outs and circulars sent through the
I won’t deny the risks, but you shouldn’t shy away from e-mail marketing just because it is risky. There is a way to make it pay for your business. It’s called permission marketing. Your job as marketer is to get the permission of your prospects to market your products and services to them through e-mail. To do that effectively, there are some things you need to lay in place before you start. Consider this:
- You need a highly-optimized website with well-written copy
- You need an e-mail marketing opt-in form on your webite
- You should have a free digital product or give something away for free in exchange for your prospect’s personal information
- An autoresponder system should be in place so that you can manage your contacts more effectively
- You must follow up with every prospect on a regular basis
E-mail marketing isn’t hard, but there are strategies that work and strategies that don’t work. I encourage you to get to know them.
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Comment by Jarn
Made Wednesday, 19 of December , 2007 at 7:47 am
I like email marketing and have been successful at it in the past. Recently, though, some colleagues have said, That is so 1.0. No one is pushing content now. Consumers are using RSS readers.
How do you overcome that objection and address it in a positive way? Is it enough to assume your “dates” are going to find you?
Thanks,
Jeremiah
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