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Need Advice on Email Marketing, When to Promote Offers

by NevinC
3 replies
How do I approach promoting offers to email subscribers?
#advice #email #marketing #offers #promote
  • Profile picture of the author Adam Yunker
    Hey NevinC,

    I like to use the approach Gary Vaynerchuck uses.

    He has a book called "Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook"

    It's pretty much like that. He says the jabs are when you provide value and the Right Hook is when you pitch..

    So in other words it's... Value, value, value, pitch.

    But it's honestly experimenting.. Every list is different so create a followup series of maybe 10 emails long and send subscribers trough it. Once they hit the 10th email take a look at the results (even if there's no sales) and change 1 thing and send another pack of subscribers through it.

    Or you can just hire someone who's experienced and have them create one for you

    Hope this helps

    Adam
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  • Profile picture of the author askmarcus
    for promoting offers to your subscribers ... firstly is to read thru the website or the product that you tend to promote... read all the information in it.. then write it on your own words... DO NOT copy the email swipes .... because it is used by tons of email marketers where mostly that particular email will surely sent to the junk mail.
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  • Profile picture of the author Arcanum Cipher

    Most people think that less is more when emailing their list, but that is not necessarily true. You can target your list as many times as possible as long as you are offering quality along with the promotion. Emailing is like a relationship, and if you hold up your end, they will hold up theirs. Also, it is recommended to ask your list for feedback, as they will tell you what they like and don't like and their honesty will save you a ton of time when going through trial and error.
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