The power of your sender line
Hello, I'm here today to talk to your about the power of your Sender Line when you email your list. What does yours say? Is the sender line familiar to the customer and does it relate to your product?
Okay, I'm going to save you guys a lot of time and let you know having a active list is all about relationships. When your list sees that a email from you they should be expecting the email to be filled with value and benefits. Your list should be expecting an email from you to provide a solution.
Also it's very beneficial to make your sender name stand out use special characters to bring attention to your name such as ~ tkyles ~ rather than just tkyles. Do you see the difference the last example wouldn't stand out in an ocean of emails would it, but the first example does.
Use an email address in the sender line that is familiar with your product and/or service. If you just send a email from any random address then chances are this won't be too familiar with the customer and may cause your email not to be opened. Just a friendly tip hope it helps you tremendously.
Kind Regards.
Okay, I'm going to save you guys a lot of time and let you know having a active list is all about relationships. When your list sees that a email from you they should be expecting the email to be filled with value and benefits. Your list should be expecting an email from you to provide a solution.
Also it's very beneficial to make your sender name stand out use special characters to bring attention to your name such as ~ tkyles ~ rather than just tkyles. Do you see the difference the last example wouldn't stand out in an ocean of emails would it, but the first example does.
Use an email address in the sender line that is familiar with your product and/or service. If you just send a email from any random address then chances are this won't be too familiar with the customer and may cause your email not to be opened. Just a friendly tip hope it helps you tremendously.
Kind Regards.