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A Cohesive Relationship: Marketing and Email; a match made in heaven

April 14th, 2009

In the marketing world, there are so many tips and trick to making a valuable and profitable business, in online marketing especially. Most online marketers who are looking for success implement everything they can to increase traffic in their websites and their revenue. They implement everything from forming blogs to build a community, viral marketing, social marketing, applying SEO, and anything else that can keep them ahead of the curve.

Unfortunately, most people tend to ignore Email. Setting it to the side as if to say “you’re yesterday’s news.” They don’t realize the potential that this seemingly archaic piece of technology has, but as old as e-mail is just about everyone has an email address and it will be around for a long time. So how do you reach emails potential? This is where Email Marketing comes into play.

So how do you implement marketing through emails?

The main point of email marketing is to deliver your message to your public. Websites are all about creating your message and having people come to you. That’s great but its only half of what you can do. Sure, RSS is great but you need subscribers. E-mail is a great tool to send out feeds, related free newsletters, and build yourself a list of addresses that you can use to not only get your message out, but also to sell products, provide services or other things that your business could require.

So what can you do to start using your email more efficiently? Here are a few things that can get you onto the right track.

  • Start an e-mail Newsletter
  • Have an easily available way from your website to subscribe to email updates and encourage subscriptions as much as you can
  • Manage the email list you have and use it efficiently
  • Link back to your website through your emails
  • Send out special offers that can only be obtained through email
  • AVOID SPAM

Don’t add people onto your mailing list unless they request it, don’t send out multiple emails a day, and make it easy for people to unsubscribe. You don’t want people reporting your email as spam.

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  1. May 28th, 2009 at 23:49 | #1

    hey this is a very interesting article!

  2. July 24th, 2009 at 06:34 | #2

    nice! i’m gonna make my own blog

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