- Short, newsworthy newsletters are read more. Keep content short at 500 words or create two to three short articles with 200 to 300 words each. Keep it interesting; if it’s not people will unsubscribe to your newsletter and the lifetime value of the prospect or buyer will be gone in an instant.
- Strong, compelling subject lines increase the open rate. Avoid capital letters, punctuation, dollar signs and exclamation points in the subject lines. These can trigger email filters.
- Consistency counts. Monthly means monthly, not whenever you happen to get around to it. Keep the integrity of your mailing schedule.
- Personalization matters. Do you respond more positively to Dear Subscriber or to an email personally addressed to your first name?
- Clearly identifying yourself either by your name or company name will increase readership if you have established a good relationship with the reader. In fact mentioning the company name or product increases open rates, but including both in the subject line actually reduces readership.
- Encourage reader feedback and questions. Not only will you develop a better relationship, you’ll see what’s on their minds and use it for future content.
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