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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

The Basics of Email Marketing by Ryan Ambrose

Email marketing is often used in conjunction with web sites as a means to make the most of their traffic. In fact, some web sites exist to do little more than collect lists of people to use for eMail marketing by way of newsletters or eZines. It has some terminology associated with it, and while it all sounds very complex, it boils down to these fairly simple concepts.

Mailing list

This is a list of all the people who've given you permission to e-mail them, also known as an opt-in list. Opt-in lists are collected with forms on web sites, check boxes on thank-you notices, or some other way that asks if a person would like to be emailed again. My recommendation is to never send a advertising email to someone who hasn't opted in, and when in doubt, obey the first rule of spamming: DON'T.

You can do list collection and management yourself with software, or hire services to do them for you. You can also insure your own safety by double opt-in, which is where you send an email to someone who joined your list asking them to confirm their entry. This covers you in the event of a spamming accusation by giving you proof permission was given.

In addition, you must give people a way to leave your opt-in lists, or opt-out. Usually, this is done with a link, which you may have seen at the bottom of any legitimate advertising email sent to you. Those that don't have it are spamming you. Probably from a country where they can't be hunted down and thrown into the smallest, darkest hole in the ground jail cell available like they deserve. So remember that if you create a mailing list, you must give the people on it a way to opt-out.

Privacy Policies

This is another necessity to collect any sort of a mailing list. This is a written statement of what you will do and won't do with someone's information once you have it.

If you don't have a written privacy policy, people will be prone not to sign up for your lists. This is because they don't know you from Adam (or Eve) and don't want their names sold to people who spam things like chain letters or online pharmacies. So, to effectively collect a list, promote a privacy policy, and even consider getting certification for it from a third-party watchdog like Truste. This demonstrates that you're serious about the privacy of your potential readers and thus more likely to collect them.

Ezines/Email Newsletters

Ezines and email newsletters are the online, email versions of their paper magazine and newsletter counterparts. To create them, you collect a mailing list, then mail it a content-filled ezine or newsletter they want to read and matches the topics you said it would cover when you advertised it. You may have seen requests to join a mailing list of this sort in pop-up windows that drop when you visit some sites. While that's not the only way to request someone join a mailing list, it's one of the more effective ones, which is why those dumb windows keep appearing everywhere.

What do you do with an ezine or email newsletter that makes all this trouble worthwhile? You can sell ads to other parties (and the more widespread your ezine, the more they are worth per copy), keep in touch with a customer base, or promote your own products and affiliate programs. As the size of your mailing list grows, so do the number of people that may convert on any given ad, which means the promotion of sales, specials, or your affiliate programs produce more money per run. This is why so many people put a priority on collecting mailing lists and then utilizing them.

To keep readers, remember the bottom line: Content. You put ads in your content. You write interesting and useful things in your content. You keep on topic in your content. And if you stop providing content, you'll start losing readership. It's the same concept as you opening a magazine off the rack and seeing nothing but ads. You wouldn't be reading it long, and neither would anyone else.

Autoresponders

Autoresponders are pre-typed, timed emails that work without your input. They'll do this whenever you've set them up to go, such as form thank-you letters after sales, sending out notices, advertising promotionals and contests, or other things to insure your customer or visitor base keeps coming back. You just get the copy right and the automation does the rest.

Autoresponders can also be used to increase conversion rates by slowing wearing away at potential customer resistance. They can do this by explaining relevance, educating about the worth of your product, keeping the product fresh in the customer's mind, or creating a sense of urgency. And it does it all without you having to constantly pursue your own leads. They work with both affiliate programs or selling your own product.

These things are an overview of basic email marketing and will point you in the right direction if you want to use email with your web site.



Ryan Ambrose is the web master of Financial Self-Reliance, a web site where you can learn how to actually make money online. The Email Marketing section with this article and others can be reached here.

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Email Marketing by Mike Francis

Nearly 80% of emails which circulate in the world are spams. Without any international legislation which would make it possible to fight effectively against the spammers, there is no reason that this percentage drops.

The only parade thus resides in the increasingly strict filters imposed by the software and the waiters of transport. And that will have a concrete influence on working and the contents of Newsletters. The UIT (International Telecommunication Union) tries to set up legislative, technical and educational solutions to fight against the junk emails (spams) on a world level, but the task is far from being simple. In the United States for example, the spammers are more or less protected by a law “antispam” (sic!) from 2003 which, under the document in proof of the free trade, leaves them practically the free hands to continue…

But the market will not wait until a legislation is set up to adapt to this invasion of offers of Viagra, of Rolex at unbeatable prices, financial investments not to miss, without forgetting the widow of the late president of the Nigerian Oil Company who needs assistance to leave his 120 billion dollars the country. The adaptation of the behaviors of the consumers and the new solutions antispam will have a direct influence on the possibilities of marketing which were established these last years around the messages with format HTML (which integrate a page-setting and images).

Firstly, more and more, the companies configure their filters anti-sp@m not to more let pass from the messages which contain bonds on images placed on external waiters (potentially a bond activated by a collaborator can bring on a virus). Secondly, the last software of transport customer (Thunderbird, Outlook, Eudora, etc) is also configured automatically not to more post the images contained in the messages.

It will be with the user to expressly activate this possibility for each new message. But how much people will try hard of it? Moreover, in order to fight against the “phishing” (which consists in deluding the users with a bond which does not bring on the good site), certain software inform if a hidden bond does not correspond to the address which indicated in the message. What reduces considerably confidence of the users and by there the rate of click.

The reasons for which a message would not be delivered or is not posted are numerous. Between the filters antispam of the suppliers of access, the waiters of email which are subscribed with the black list of SpamCop, the installation by the consumers of third software (Norton AntiSpam, McAfee SpamKiller, etc) and to finish the filters of the software of transport which becomes increasingly strict. The Posting of the Images The filters which block the images will oblige the specialists in marketing by e-mail to privilege more and more this good old man format text.

Page-settings will be certainly lighter in order to be able to integrate images which appear in the message as an enclosure and posted either on an external waiter. That makes it possible to guarantee a correct posting, even in the software of transport which does not post them automatically any more. It is always astonishing to note that certain sendings use images to post the most critical information (the title, the promotional offer, etc). Not only the consumers certainly will not try hard to click on the button “To post the images” and will never know which was this exceptional offer which was proposed to them. Moreover, one message which contains little real text vis-a-vis the images is highly likely to be made identify like spam and never not be delivered.

The lack of external images (and the absence of automatic posting) will have an influence on the “reporting” of the statistics of opening of the messages. It is often an external image which is used to enter the rate of opening of the messages when one uses a solution of e-mail sending. The Posting of the Bonds The bonds which are posted in the messages also will become elements of which account should be held. The programs of transport start to integrate filters known as “ScamWatch” which inform the user if a bond of destination does not correspond to that which is posted.

It is thus necessary particularly to pay attention to the manner of writing the bonds, because let us not forget that in the majority of the cases, the bonds initially bring on the waiter of the person receiving benefits in order to be able to enter the clicks before redirecting the visitor on the final page.With the generalization of the filters of this type, it will be increasingly difficult to generate bonds which bring confidence to the users, but who will allow also “monitorer” the rate of click. Solutions Unfortunately, few services in line of marketing by e-mail integrate these restrictions in their manner of sending the messages.

They continue to propose solutions of messages to format HTML which place images and bonds which pass by their waiters. The effort was especially put on control antisp@m of the structure of the messages (contained textual) and on the negotiations with the principal suppliers of access to appear on the “white lists” (shippers which are authorized to pass through the filters). They should start to adapt their tools so that the solutions are imbricated around the waiter of email of the customer and his Web server. To use the waiters of the company makes it possible to sign the shipper clearly, to correctly authenticate the message by the filters antisp@m and to propose bonds “of confidence” in the messages.

The recognition of the transmitter, the correct posting of the images and the bonds become as essential in the success of a campaign as the formulation of the message itself. By observing these rules, marketing by e-mail still has beautiful days in front of him, because it represents, towards and counters all, one of the interactive methods which offers the best rate of return.



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