Lecture 5 Flashcards
Email Marketing
Lead nurturing:
Two types and what they are:
LD: developing and maintaining relationships with customers at every stage of
their journey.
- Proactive (Mailshot) Same email for many leads at the same time
- Reactive (Drip Emails)
Individuals emails when an even is trigged
Proactive Nurturing Emails (Mail shots)
Useful for:
Dis Adv:
Best Practices:
Useful for: Communicating product/ Company news/ Offers campaigns/Brand awareness
* Disadvantage: May cause turn-off if not done correctly./Non-tailored content may cause a poor reputation
BP: Short & concise/segmented audiences(personalize) New leads should be education. old should compare content and offers
Email Marketing: Reactive Nurturing
Adv
Best practices
Advantages: more personalized
/Provide the correct information to the correct person.
* Best Practice: Short and relevant emails/No more than 5 – 7 emails (1st one should be trust building)
/Keep the time between consecutive emails.
Overall Marketing Challenges and other matters:
Challenges:
Spam/ Legal issues/ different opt-in types/ deliverability rates/spam filters/open rates/ clicking through rates/
Spam Filters
Sender Score:
A numerical score assigned to an email sender or domain based on their email -sending practices
Range from 0(bad)-100(good). Less than 50 is not great. Above 90 is ideal.
Click-through rates:
The ratio of users who click on a specific link to the number of total users who view a page, email, or advertisement.