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8 Ways To Drastically Improve Email Open Rates By Using Local Email Marketing

November 30th, 2009

Are you a small business owner? Is it a struggle to get recurring purchases from your existing client base? If these are queries that you require an answer to, the following 8 local email marketing tips and hints might just revolutionize your firm.

Email marketing to your customer base has the possibility to drive repeat sales, referrals and increase the lifetime value of your consumer. It is very inexpensive. However just because it’s reasonably priced doesn’t mean its that straightforward. You see I consistantly come across small businesses making the same mistakes when it comes to doing local email marketing.

Here are some suggestions on how you can generate additional responses from your email marketing database by using a a small amount of targeted email promotion strategies. You will be amazed by the outcome:

1. People consistantly seem helpless to defend themselves against responding your your ad coupon if there is a give away. As a rule folks get excited when they see or hear the word free, particularly when it is for something they have on their radar. This is why it is such a powerful word to contain in your copy to your reader. Get some mileage out of your free gift by not giving it away immediately.

2. Strike a chord with your reader of the tribulations they may be experiencing. By showing them a viable solution to their quandary you position yourself as the authority thus you become part of the answer to their predicament. By asking questions that they can only give either a yes or a no answer.

3. A case study showing before and after always gets attention. Folks find it irresistible to read a worthy success tale and if your ad copy is compelling enough your reader will actually see themselves in the tale. By using photos that highlight the before and after when the snag was resolved after a client uses your product or service is tremendously impressive.

4. Making a hefty donation to a charitable institution for the most part convinces people that the act of buying from you makes them more generous and socially conscious.

5. Testimonials from a household name will confirm your credibility and quality. Include a photograph along with their testimonial adds credibility. Including a photo of yourself with the celebrity and you will have people jumping to try your product or service. If you have a website or blog make sure your testimonials are on the middle of the front page. Use them shamelessly as they are very very powerful.

6. The use of press releases and/or reviews are exceptional free of charge promotion as is everything that is in print about you and your firm. If they are good then that is for the better. If they are bad then how you handle it will go on file and be noted by your clients. These stories will add enormous value to your copy and enhance your credibility in your target audience readers eyes.

7. Include your personal hand written note, letter or signature. This can increase your appeal to your reader for the reason that they sense you are writing to them only. This is quite easy to impliment. Simply write out your note on a piece of paper, scan it, and include it within your ad copy.

8. Make a list of all the celebs and famous people who did benefit from the use of your products and services. By including their name you will add credibility and a touch of pizzaz to your ad copy. If you have photographs or a personal testimonial your response with be shot into orbit.

So the next time you sit down to begin creating your targeted email advertising remember to include one or more of the local email marketing suggestions and watch as your marketing campaign generates numerous leads and bigger sales.

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