Saturday, September 21, 2019

How to Write Powerful EMail Marketing Copy That Converts Greatly


While embarking on Customer Value Journey, the greatest index of success is in converting prospects into engaged customers. One way this can be accomplished is by establishing lasting relationship with your E Mail subscribers. Knowing how to effectively persuade and influence your Email subscribers in a way that will galvanize them into taking the next step in their customer value journey is crucial.
Like other digital marketing campaigns, one of the most common ways the success of an email marketing campaign can be measured is through the conversion rate. The conversion rate refers to the percentage of your email recipients who open the email, click through to your website, and complete a set desired action. Making a purchase and booking for a hotel are examples of such actions.
In the digital marketing world, there is the erroneous notion that Email marketing is dead, or is dying. Far from it! Studies have shown that for online stores, email marketing is a remarkably far more effective way to acquire customers than social media such as Facebook and Twitter. Never you neglect the power of direct email marketing.
The focus of this article is on the writing of Email marketing copies that convert. The following tips are essential.
1.       Write A Killer Subject Line: Master the art of writing killer subject lines. It is the first hook. Movie producers and creative writers know that catchy titles are the first hook to the audience and readers. In view of this, perfecting the subject line can be the difference between recipients opening your email, deleting it, or reporting it as spam.
2.       Master the Writing Style: Writing email marketing copy entails: following a logical structure; keeping the paragraphs short; and including one main idea per paragraph.
3.       Avoid All Caps: Using all caps in the subject line and body of the email is referred to as Shouting. Don’t Shout! Using all caps results in spammy email marketing. Most people find it irritating. Doing it will hurt your email open rate.
4.       Know Your Audience: You need to know your audience well enough, so that you can write email marketing copy that meets their needs. Doing this will boost your conversion rates.
5.       Write in Conversational Style: Write as if you are a real person. Be conversational, and avoid marketing speak. Don’t be boring. The reader’s imagination should be stirred by reading your email.
6.       Choose the Right Words: You must be careful of your word choice. Choosing the right words at the right place makes reading your email a rewarding experience for the readers. Use analogies and other literary techniques In addition, you must employ sensory and power words.
7.       Be Relevant: Generic marketing must be avoided in favour of targeted marketing. Sending relevant emails improves open and click through rates.
8.       Know Your Goal: In digital marketing in general, you must set your goals right from the onset. In the targeting of customers, the best practice is to set a single goal for each email. When planning your emails, focus on the key action you want readers to take and build your email copy around that.
9.       Let Readers Get to Know You: Personalization is of utmost importance in Email marketing. Let the subscribers know who you are. Most people like getting emails where they can see a picture of the sender and where there is a personal rather than generic sender.
 For your first class and affordable Branding and Digital Marketing Services, call PENDROF on +2348038341039. E Mail: pendrofmedia@gmail.com. 

Dr Olusola Oso
Founder/CEO, PENDROF
Google-certified Digital Marketer.

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Why You Need To Invest In Branding


In their drive to cut operational costs, many start-ups and medium scale companies and business outfits are typically not favourably disposed towards investing in branding. They have the erroneous belief that it is an avoidable expense. Far from it! Get one fact straight. There is no two ways about it. Your brand is your company’s most valuable asset. It is the sum total of how your company is perceived by your customers, by your employees, and others. Without doubt, branding is one of the soundest investments a company can make. It should be given a top priority in companies’ investments.
Why investing in branding? Some of the reasons why a company or business outfit should make this well-informed decision are highlighted below.
Commanding a Premium Price: People don’t buy products, they buy brands. This explains why many established companies continue to invest heavily on branding and rebranding. Despite its huge popularity, for instance, the world’s largest social medium platform, Facebook still periodically comes up with new and innovative ideas all geared towards improving its brand equity. Facebook Dating is its latest innovation. People are willing to pay premium prices for premium brands. Branding empowers you to position yourself as an industry leader with a compelling set of value propositions which position the company above its competitors.
2.   Attracting Better Customers: Customers are the life-wire of businesses. The more the customers a business attracts, the more successful the business becomes. Brand research enables you to identify exactly which types of customers are aligned with your company’s unique culture and purpose. You need to do customer differentiation, and clearly define your customer personas so as to craft messaging specifically targeted at right customers. The right customers are not only more likely to purchase your product or patronize your services, but are also most likely able to guarantee you brand loyalty.
3.    Easier Sales Guaranteed: Well-defined brands are easier to sell because their positioning is woven into their brand narrative. Through your brand strategy, the superiority of your products over your competitors is revealed. Effective branding makes the work of the sales department of the company much easier. The sales people go about their work with confidence and gusto.
4.    Boosting Your Company’s Value: Brand equity gives you the opportunity to increase the price point of your products and services. Customer behaviour to a particular brand is largely determined by how a brand is perceived. Invariably, customer behaviour determines your brand’s financial performance. Branding, no doubt, has both long and short term benefits.
     For your first class and affordable Branding and Digital Marketing Services, call PENDROF on: +2348038341039. E Mail: pendrofmedia@gmail.com. 

       Dr Olusola Oso
       Founder/CEO, PENDROF
       Google-certified Digital Marketer.