As
successful as email marketing is made out to be by marketers who
employ it, it can only truly shine when done the right way. One of
those ways is to make sure that your email campaign work well with
your other marketing strategies. Alone,
an email marketing can indeed function. But when paired with other
tactics, it can be even better. If you want to know just how you can
improve marketing to recipients on your contact lists through email
marketing, then you have come to the right place.
It's
always a good idea to think about how you can pair up your email
campaign with everything else you have going on. This allows you to
maximize its effectiveness and get significantly better results
through using email marketing. So, do you want to be able to utilize
your marketing contact
lists? Here is what you
need to know:
Market to readers of your blog.
One of the best places to pull contacts from is
your RSS feed. Readers of your blog are individuals who have taken an
interest in your ideas thus, in a way, they will be more receptive to
your marketing offers. The first thing to do is to segregate readers
who you can possibly market to and those who you can't market to into
your contact database. Of course, not everyone is a viable
business client so you need to properly segment and target your
database before you start marketing to your possible recipients.
Nonetheless, readers of your blog should be part of who you market
to. Keeping a blog means that you are most probably doing content
marketing, so now you have an idea on how to pair up your content
marketing strategy with your email campaign.
Market to people you connect with on social media platforms.
Your social media marketing campaign exists to
help you establish an even greater online presence. This means that
you're marketing to your brand to a far larger and exposed market.
Being social helps greatly when you want to build better
relationships with your prospects and current clientele. So, if you
have a large number of followers, you can hope to market to them
using emails. If you've connected with some of your prospects on the
different social media platforms you are on, and they have expressed
an interest in your brand, then the more likely they are to be
positively receptive to your approach.
Market to prospects that you need to follow-up on.
An example we will use here is B2B telemarketing.
When you use the phone for means of lead generation, or to do
appointment setting to hopefully close sales in the future, then you
aren't going to be getting a definite “yes” all the time. Well,
such is to be expected when business-to-business are involved;
nothing is ever settled at the drop of a hat, especially when you
first make contact. As such, some of your prospects may need to take
time to consider your proposal. As such, you will need to follow-up
with them at later time. You can make use of email marketing to make
and send quick follow-up messages that remind them about your
previous engagement through the phone, or to inform them about your
plans to talk again soon. In a way, it gets the job done and can help
your calling campaign get more results.
So, do you have a large sales leads database
jam-packed with potential recipients? If you do, then you can make
use of email marketing in almost all of your approaches, given of
course that you know how to employ it effectively so that it
supplements your tactics instead of be a liability to them.
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