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Email marketing; short, sweet, to the point

Posted on June 5, 2018 by Wayne English

E-mail marketing has one distinct advantage over social networking; it’s active where social networking is passive. When you construct your e-mail marketing message keep these things in mind.

  • People simply will not read forever, so come to the point fast.
  • Have an offer immediately obvious. This can be a coupon, a sale, something new, an open house. Something of bona fide interest to your customer.
  • Give the reader a reason to read, of course, better yet is to give the reader a reason to pass on your email. It is far better to tell five people something that they each tell five people about than to simply tell five people.
  • Write in short sentences, short paragraphs, using simple, plain everyday language in a friendly tone.
  • Write like the reader has already bought your product or bought in to your email.

Do that and your golden.

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Wayne English was born in Connecticut, lives in Coventry with his wife and daughter. Wayne's writing background includes local, national, and international publications, five books, and publications online and in-print.

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