Microsoft Outlook, the industry standard for business email, calendars, and contacts, is where most modern workers begin and end their day. There are millions of different ways to speed up the program. We've compiled a list of our 5 favorite productivity hacks and tricks for making the most of this critical program. 1. Sort your emails into folders. This is the obvious first step if you want to streamline your
It will soon be summer season, which also means holidays for you and lots of your colleagues. After your vacation, you will hopefully be relaxed and full of energy, that is until you open your inbox for the first time, where plenty of emails are probably waiting for your attention. In order to avoid an overcrowded inbox, here are some tips you should follow before and after your vacation.
The following are some of the most effective email marketing techniques and strategies for making your email highly interesting and converting. 1️⃣ User-generated content This is one of the simplest and most successful techniques to increase conversions and organic traffic. In a nutshell, user-generated content refers to your customers’ product reviews, ratings, and images of them using the products, among other things. It will help to build a great impression
A global pandemic can really stir things up in the marketing world. In 2020, we’ve seen some big changes in digital marketing and 2021 is likely to bring even more changes. As a digital marketer, it’s important to pay attention to trends so you can stay on top of changing best practices without disrupting your entire marketing strategy. That’s why we’re sharing seven email marketing predictions for 2021. With these
A global pandemic can really stir things up in the marketing world. In 2020, we’ve seen some big changes in digital marketing and 2021 is likely to bring even more changes. As a digital marketer, it’s important to pay attention to trends so you can stay on top of changing best practices without disrupting your entire marketing strategy. That’s why we’re sharing seven email marketing predictions for 2021. With these
Have you optimized your email marketing approach for 2020? If you've overlooked email in favor of other elements, this infographic might have you re-thinking your approach. The team from TD Insights have collected a range of email marketing stats and insights, which underline why it needs to remain a key consideration in your process. They break things down as follows: Why email marketing is important Mobile email usage shows extraordinary
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How many times has a deal been going along without a hitch until, suddenly, it’s not? One week of silence passes, then two, and you’re left wondering what you did wrong and if there’s any way to fix it. By this point, you’ve likely sent previous follow-up emails or left voicemails for your prospect. So, what’s your next step? Here are five principles to adhere to when sending a follow-up
Exceptional email marketing campaigns need to be cleverly written to attract attention in busy inboxes. Marketing emails also need to be personalized, filled with interesting graphics, and designed for desktop and mobile devices. And above all, emails must contain a meaningful call-to-action. After all, if brands are taking up subscribers' time -- and inbox space -- with another email, every message must have a point to it. With digital marketing,
Ok, so you’re an expert at the basics of small business emails. But what about emails for lead nurturing? You know, follow-up emails. Or, maybe more difficult to master, warming up cold email leads. If you’re reading this section, your follow-up emails probably aren’t working the way you want them to. If you’re using trust hackneyed phrases like: “I just wanted to check in…” “Just following up on our conversation…”
