Module 6- Email Marketing Flashcards

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Email is the original one-to-one digital marketing channel. It’s so integrated into people’s lives that it’s hard to imagine a time before it existed. Because of this, it has remained an important digital marketing channel.

What are the key concepts associated with email marketing?

Choose THREE options.

Few decision-makers use email

It engages recipients at different points in the Buyer’s Journey

Email is no longer a very effective way to increase awareness

It’s a very personal form of communication

It’s a great way to connect with customers

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It engages recipients at different points in the Buyer’s Journey

It’s a very personal form of communication

It’s a great way to connect with customers

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When crafting their email marketing strategy, marketers need to think about the typical Buyer’s Journey. They can then align their emails to recipients’ needs, based on where they are in their journey.

Match each stage of the Buyer’s Journey to the relevant type of email.

Drag each option to the relevant target.

Retention
Awareness and Interest
Consideration and Conversion

Promotional newsletters and abandoned cart emails
Content updates and exclusive invitations
Welcome and onboarding emails

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Retention
-Content updates and exclusive invitations

Awareness and Interest
-Welcome and onboarding emails

Consideration and Conversion
-Promotional newsletters and abandoned cart emails

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Email is an essential channel in any omnichannel marketing program. You can engage customers with the most appropriate content and messaging to encourage them to take action at different points of their purchase journey.

Match each email function to the relevant sample type of email.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Baseline communications sent to your broadest audience
Email messages to engage and re-engage recipients
Communications targeted at individuals based on their actions, inactions, or personal data
Email messages to generate revenue or product demand
Communications to establish and grow relationships

Foundational
Promotional
Informational
Engagers
Automated

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Baseline communications sent to your broadest audience
-Foundational

Email messages to engage and re-engage recipients
-Engagers

Communications targeted at individuals based on their actions, inactions, or personal data
-Automated

Email messages to generate revenue or product demand
-Promotional

Communications to establish and grow relationships
-Informational

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Brands can build an email subscriber list using a number of different methods, including single opt-in or double opt-in techniques.

Match each email technique to the relevant description.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Single Opt-In
Double Opt-In

The user requests the emails, typically via a form on a web page
The user requests the emails, but then clicks a link in a confirmation email

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Single Opt-In
-The user requests the emails, typically via a form on a web page

Double Opt-In
-The user requests the emails, but then clicks a link in a confirmation email

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Email marketing regulations are based on where subscribers are located, not on where brands are sending the emails from. This is why it’s crucial for email marketers to be familiar with the core pieces of legislation in each region where their subscribers reside.

Match each piece of legislation to the relevant description.

Drag each option to the correct target.

CAN-SPAM
CASL
CCPA
GDPR

This act covers commercial email messaging in the US and requires marketers to clearly identify themselves

This is a Canadian anti-spam law that applies to all electronic messages that organizations send in connection with a commercial activity

This is a Californian anti-spam law that enables users to opt out of having their consumer data sold to third-parties

This regulation requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of European Union citizens

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CAN-SPAM
-This act covers commercial email messaging in the US and requires marketers to clearly identify themselves

CASL
-This is a Canadian anti-spam law that applies to all electronic messages that organizations send in connection with a commercial activity

CCPA
-This is a Californian anti-spam law that enables users to opt out of having their consumer data sold to third-parties

GDPR
-This regulation requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of European Union citizens

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When marketers ask people to fill out a form on their website to get a brochure, download an ebook, or sign up for a webinar or free trial, they can collect and store different types of information in the CRM to get a picture of who they are.

What are the key data collection sources for new leads?

Select THREE options.

Political affiliations

Other companies that recipients interact with

Purchase data

Social media information

Company name

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Purchase data

Social media information

Company name

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An effective email marketing strategy is built around a number of core principles.

Match each email marketing strategy principle to the relevant explanation.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Personalization
Segmentation
Timing

Grouping Similar users together and providing them with relevant information
Tailoring the message to each user
Identifying optimal days and send times for your messaging

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Personalization
-Tailoring the message to each user

Segmentation
-Grouping Similar users together and providing them with relevant information

Timing
-Identifying optimal days and send times for your messaging

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When used correctly, CRMs enable marketers and companies to design professional email campaigns and deliver useful content directly into their customers’ inboxes, resulting in a unique experience for the user, more brand affinity and ongoing sales.

Which areas of email marketing can CRMs be used to manage?

Choose FOUR options.

Objective setting

Tracking

Segmentation

Contacts and leads

Pricing

Personalization

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Tracking
Segmentation
Contacts and leads
Personalization

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Marketing automation is simply sending out emails to customers automatically using software. In other words, these emails are not sent by a person: they are sent automatically by a piece of software.

What are some of the types of emails that can be sent to recipients using marketing automation tools?

Select FOUR options.

Responses

Behavioral campaigns

Updates on emerging situations

Responses to specific queries

Transactional emails

Customer lifecycle stage campaigns

Data-driven campaign

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Behavioral campaigns
Transactional emails
Customer lifecycle stage campaigns
Data-driven campaign

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Four key principles of email marketing are segmentation, personalization, timing, and marketing automation. Marketing automation involves sending out emails to customers automatically using software.

What are the key benefits of using marketing automation tools?

Choose FOUR options.

Increase morale of marketing team

Analyze competitor content

Define strategy

Achieve better results

Enhance user experience

Save time

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Increase morale of marketing team
Achieve better results
Enhance user experience
Save time

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The three key building blocks for automated email workflows are the trigger, action, and timing.

Match each building block to the relevant explanation.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Trigger
Timing
Action

What the email contact did
What the automation tool should do
When the response function should happen

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Trigger
-What the email contact did

Timing
-When the response function should happen

Action
-What the automation tool should do

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It’s important to craft effective emails that recipients will want to open and read.

What are the key components that marketers should focus on when writing and designing emails?

Choose FOUR options.

Campaign budget

Email text

Call to action

Sender name

Email service provider

Subject line

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Email text

Call to action

Sender name

Subject line

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The subject line is an important component of an effective email.

Brands need to make sure that the subject is engaging and relevant to the recipient.

Match the different types of subject lines to the correct content.

Drag each option to the correct target.

-Get 10% Off everything in our Summer Sale
-Just 2 Days Left in our Huge Winter Sale
-80% of people would recommend our company to a friend
-Want to know how I get 10m SEO visits per month to my website?
-ANNOUNCEMENT: All our stores will be open until 11pm Monday-Friday

Social Proof
Urgency
News
Offer
Curiosity

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-Get 10% Off everything in our Summer Sale
Offer

-Just 2 Days Left in our Huge Winter Sale
Urgency

-80% of people would recommend our company to a friend
Social Proof

-Want to know how I get 10m SEO visits per month to my website?
Curiosity

-ANNOUNCEMENT: All our stores will be open until 11pm Monday-Friday
News

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Email copy needs to grab readers’ attention from the start and maintain their interest.

What best practices should marketers follow to write effective email copy?

Choose FOUR options.

Keep sentences simple

Align copy with subject line

Have a singular goal

Use the same language across all emails

Write very detailed copy

Create a sense of urgency

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Keep sentences simple
Align copy with subject line
Have a singular goal
Create a sense of urgency

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Well-designed marketing emails are more likely to be opened and read by recipients.

What are best practices for creating well-designed emails?

Choose FOUR options.

Responses

Avoid using headings

Organize content for quick reading

Use white space to your advantage

Start with pre-designed templates

Keep the CTA near the bottom of the email

Check the email

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Organize content for quick reading
Use white space to your advantage
Start with pre-designed templates
Check the email

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It’s a good idea to include a mix of text and images in your marketing emails.

What are best practices for creating well-designed emails?

Choose FOUR options.

Responses

Devote 50% of the email to imagery

Size the images appropriately

Use image click tracking

Avoid including product images

Use brand assets

Follow brand style

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Size the images appropriately
Use image click tracking
Use brand assets
Follow brand style

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Before a marketer sends an email, they usually need to complete five steps.

Put these five preliminary steps in order.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5

Define campaign requirements
Identify the need for an email campaign
Set up tracking and reporting
Write the message copy
Test

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Step 1
Identify the need for an email campaign

Step 2
Define campaign requirements

Step 3
Write the message copy

Step 4
Set up tracking and reporting

Step 5
Test

18
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Email deliverability is the measure of how many emails are delivered successfully to a recipient’s inbox.

Which factors affect the deliverability of an email?

Choose THREE of these benefits below:

Length of email

Images

The senders’ ESP

URL shorteners

Subject line

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Images
URL shorteners
Subject line

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Email marketers are likely to face a number of email delivery challenges as they execute their campaigns.

Match each email delivery challenge to the correct explanation.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Spam complaints
Sending volume
Bounce
Engagement

Spikes in email sending volumes triggers spam filters
Recipient is not engaged
Recipient clicks the “spam” or “junk” button on the email
Email fails to deliver to recipients mailbox

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Spam complaints
-Recipient clicks the “spam” or “junk” button on the email

Sending volume
- Spikes in email sending volumes triggers spam filters

Bounce
-Email fails to deliver to recipients mailbox

Engagement
-Recipient is not engaged

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To ensure marketing emails are delivered successfully, marketers should review various key elements before deploying the campaign.

Which elements should be reviewed before (not after) sending a marketing email?

Choose THREE of these benefits below:

Time of day

Blacklists

Engagement metrics

Message design

Bounce management

Subject

A

Time of day
Message design
Subject

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Some marketers are about to launch a new email campaign. However, before they do, they want to test how different colors on the CTA button will perform.

What A/B testing practices should they follow?

Choose FOUR options.

Trust the data

Test early

Create many variations of the test element

Establish statistical significance

Conduct testing after the email is sent

Test one element at a time

A

Trust the data
Test early
Establish statistical significance
Test one element at a time

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Marketers can use several different metrics to measure email campaign performance.

Match each email metric to the relevant description.

Drag each option to the correct target.

Bounce rate
Open rate
Conversion rate
Revenue per email
Clickthrough rate

The amount of revenue on average an email subscriber generates
The percentage of emails sent that couldn’t be delivered
The percentage of recipients who completed a CTA
The percentage of recipients who clicked on one or more links in an email
The percentage of people who received and opened an email

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Bounce rate
-The percentage of emails sent that couldn’t be delivered

Open rate
-The percentage of people who received and opened an email

Conversion rate
-The percentage of recipients who completed a CTA

Revenue per email
-The amount of revenue on average an email subscriber generates

Clickthrough rate
-The percentage of recipients who clicked on one or more links in an email

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Question
To maximize the effectiveness of email marketing campaigns, look for opportunities to optimize emails.

How can marketers optimize email clickthrough rates?

Choose FOUR options.

Use lengthy, sophisticated sentences

Make 50% of the email content imagery

Offer deals for a limited time

Have multiple links for the same action

Use CTAs

Incorporate interactive elements

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Offer deals for a limited time
Have multiple links for the same action
Use CTAs
Incorporate interactive elements

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Mobile devices are used by both consumers and professionals, and they should form a fundamental part of any email marketing. In fact, a high percentage of people are now using their phones primarily for email.

What best practices should marketers bear in mind when optimizing email for mobile?

Choose FOUR options.

Use reports to analyze user behavior

Choose the right email template

Retain mobile flow

Use large blocks of text

Make images lightweight

Use the same content as you use for desktop delivery

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Use reports to analyze user behavior
Choose the right email template
Retain mobile flow
Make images lightweight

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Without careful monitoring and adjustment, email campaigns may lead to a number of undesirable actions, like email bounces and unsubscribes.

What steps can marketers take to minimize the number of bounces and unsubscribes that result from email campaigns?

Choose THREE of these benefits below:

Convey message mostly through images

Set an email preference center

Use URL shorteners

Monitor email campaign reports

Check email content

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Set an email preference center
Monitor email campaign reports
Check email content

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