Hi,

I have a small question. What do you do after you have sent out the emails showing interest and ask for information but no one has answered you?

Please help...)

A general tip when talking about emails is to make it as personal as possible. Spend some time researching on the company and the key people and try to send a direct email to who you want to speak instead of just writing to info@...

Use the name of you recipient in the Object and at the beginning of the email so that he/she get the email personal and realize is not spam.

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that is right, be careful and keep patient.

Email marketing is not one of the most effective ways to get your sales going. You will need to hit hundreds of thousands of email addresses before you get your first lead/interest.

You are better off hiring someone to contact your buyers through their websites' contact forms. In most niches, the list of buyers typically wholesalers/retailers can't be too long for someone to contact through their websites. Ever tried that? Let me know...

Here is how you can increase response to email marketing:


1. Start by building a permission-based list.

2. Be sure to include a way for people to unsubscribe in all your email campaigns. Unsolicited email or spam can be damaging to your reputation.

3. Since email addresses can change frequently, keep your list current by carefully tracking the number of bounce-backs or undeliverable emails after every campaign.

Craft your Message
An interesting message that offers value is critical to the success of any email campaign.

4. See what others are doing. Take a few minutes and sign up for email newsletters from competitors. Choose a few on your favorite hobby or a topic you’re interested in too.

5. Get the length right. A good rule of thumb is the more frequent your emails, the shorter they should be. People will open a short "Tip of the Day", but almost no one wants to get something longer on a daily basis.

6. People respond best to messages written by one particular person at a company who they can get to know over time. This is part of building relationships.

7. Personalize the ‘From’ part of your email and be clear who the email is from.

8. Choose a subject line that grabs your reader’s attention. Avoid vague content like "Our September Newsletter." Instead, use an interesting topic or headline from the newsletter, such as "Best Practices for Email Marketing" or "Inside: Exclusive Interview with Tiger Woods!"

9. Personalize each message and watch response rates climb. At the very least, always include the recipient’s name.

Choose the Right Format
Once you have the right message, you need to present it in the right way.

10. HTML and Rich media messages that include audio, video, and animation generate high response rates, but it’s still important to always have a text version for people who prefer or can only receive text.

Really useful advice, thank you for sharing.

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Originally Posted by laurag12363

Hi,
I have a small question. What do you do after you have sent out the emails showing interest and ask for information but no one has answered you?
Please help...)

First check your targeted market, define a niche for your product/services.

Well there are different emails with different purposes. Mainly the following three:

1. If you want Traffic for your website you leave a URL in your email or give them graphic representations to lead them to your website.
2. If you want to make a sale you give special offer or coupons in your email to attract them.
3. To provide awareness and give information regarding your product/service.