in addition, it is a very powerful cta. As it draws the user’s attention. In an individualized way. And yes, you also like to be treated. In an individual and personalized way, right?
For your email marketing strategy.
Finally, I want to offer you three other pieces of. Advice that have a lot to offer, but to be honest. I haven’t really known where to. Put them because they are all mixed up in ux. User experience and good old common sense™.
here you have them:
an ecommerce x wants to launch a campaign singapore phone number library for a special date on a sunday in spring (what do you think about mother’s day?), it has an average shipping time of 48 hours and is not useful on weekends.
Well, instead of shipping on monday of that same week and saying that the offer and the packs are available until thursday, making an effort to have them arrive on saturday, the very funny ones ship… on friday afternoon!
no user can join the promotion
after it has left them wanting more, the profitability be numbers of the campaign is zero and we also have a good handful of users (aka: repeat buyers of the store) who are pissed off.”
a real epic fail that is repeated over and over once we have accessed the next again in practically every market niche.
if you want this not to
happen to you, it’s actually very simple: you just have to schedule your emails ahead of time and program yourself so that they make sense!
I know you’re going to ask me: “but sergio, when does an email make sense?” and the answer is very simple: when you would buy it!