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The two are generally differentiated because emailing is more commercial than newsletters. Nevertheless, in the context of a professional blog in particular, the newsletter is increasingly becoming an inbound marketing tool that generates real brand loyalty, but also leads and sales.
In both cases, your content needs to be worked on, measured, and optimized. The following answers should help you do just that.
The answer is a resounding YES.
The overdose of newsletters and emailing campaigns does not reduce the effectiveness of this channel on your communication and sales.
What it implies, however, is the absolute necessity to stand out by sending high-quality emails that are tested and optimized throughout the year.
Another decisive argument in maintaining an active list is the fact that unlike social networks or organic traffic sent by Google, you don't depend on any third-party site or search engine to keep direct contact with your subscribers and customers.
This approach will make your life easier, but I advise you to segment your subscriber list and send targeted newsletters to each group instead.
Personalization is becoming more and more essential in web marketing. An effective newsletter is no exception: it's best to create different user groups from the beginning of building your list.
You can segment your subscribers according to their demographics, their behavior on your site or store, their sign-up page, the bonus downloaded if that's the case...
This will allow you to personalise the content of your mailings and always convey relevant information and offers.
Don't test it on mobile!
Almost half of all emails are first opened on a smartphone or tablet. This proportion may vary depending on your industry and the profile of your subscribers.
Still, you can't overlook this trend, especially since it tends to trump desktops, which will likely continue over the course of the year.
This includes, but is not limited to:
Other mistakes include writing the subject in capital letters and using too much punctuation (especially exclamation marks).
Work on your headlines and never send out newsletters until you've A/B tested several variations of your subject line with small segments of your list.
A great email subject line makes your email campaign a success or condemns your newsletter to the Trash.
Most newsletter sending solutions include the ability to run A/B tests on each campaign.
This feature isn't just for headlines, but also lets you see which images, messages, and formats work best with your audience.
Another point to test to ensure a good open rate is the time of sending.
It's often said that the best time to do this is to send out a newsletter early in the morning, but your subscribers may be more receptive at other times. Test different sending days and times before settling on what works best.
Finally, the deliverability of your emails (i.e. the fact that they actually arrive in the subscribers' inbox) is based on the quality of the sending address, among other things. Make sure your email service provider has a good reputation, as well as its deliverability rate.
To encourage openness, you can try different tactics:
This question is debated, but receiving newsletters on smartphones encourages people to control the number of characters and words in objects.
It's best to aim for a 6-10 word title and then test it on different inboxes and browsers. MailChimp recommends limiting the subject line to 50 characters to fit mobile.
To get a large number of clicks, it's important to entice your followers to do so by inserting one or more calls to action.
No matter what type of content you've chosen to send, it's quite possible that you have multiple CTAs.
Let's imagine, for example, that you communicate on 4 recent articles and 1 thematic dossier: this gives you 5 different links to offer to your readers!
In this case, you need to prioritize and choose one CTA as your primary goal, the others as your secondary goal. This will allow you to design your newsletter according to the desired impact.
The takeaway is that one CTA should be predominantly attention-grabbing, while the others are there to provide "optional" material for those who would like to explore a little more of your current content.
To increase your click-through rate:
Finally, write a "teaser" description at the beginning of the email rather than keeping a default formula: it's the one your subscribers see in their inbox.
You can send your latest articles, exclusive content, important news points in your sector, interviews and portraits...
Whether you opt for a daily, weekly, or monthly newsletter, don't dedicate all your emails to promoting your services and products.
As an indication, count 9 entertaining or informative newsletters for 1 promotional mailing.
As with your website, you need to build a relationship of trust and esteem by always providing added value to your readers.
Ask yourself this question before you hit "send": if you were your "target" subscriber, would you want to forward this newsletter to a loved one?
Just like landing pages, there is no ideal length for a newsletter. What matters is that the message gets across.
Overall, however, an effective newsletter should:
Finally, don't use images if you don't need them.
There is no ideal frequency: it all depends on your ability to have enough relevant content to write to your followers.
The only rule to remember is that if you advertise a specific sending frequency, you should definitely stick to it.
This not only creates an appointment, but also allows you not to look like a spammer by being away for 2 months, before suddenly posting 3 times a week.
Legally, no: the law is very clear on this point, in France as in other territories for that matter.
You must obtain a user's consent before adding them to a mailing list, even if you met them at a trade show or if they are a close acquaintance.
To be sure, the best thing to do is to use the "double optin".
Building your list may be a little slower, but the quality of your registrants will be superior to a more simplistic approach.
By continuing to provide regular, high-value-added content...
While it's important to want to have a large number of followers, make unsubscribing easy.
If you've ever tried to unsubscribe from Groupon, you know how much this can tarnish a company's image in the eyes of a follower who feels trapped.
Don't hide the unsubscribe link and create a landing page dedicated to departures.
Finally, and this is a point as important as it is left aside: regularly clean up your list by massively unsubscribing users who are no longer active! Don't forget to send them a personalized email that is very clear on this point, giving them the option to re-register if they want to continue to hear from you.
In terms of ego, it's difficult. On the other hand, the quality of your list will improve significantly and you will have a real fan base to write to.
Also note that this will lower your bills... Why pay for 15,000 subscribers if only 8,000 open, read, and click on your newsletters?
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