Since you’re under enough stress as it is, I’ve put together a simple inspiration/planning kit to help you plan and/or create your emails.
It includes:
? Emoji library. Every Thanksgiving-related emoji for your subject lines.
? Subject line ideas. Make your subscribers HUNGRY to open your emails.
? Email Inspiration. Take a look at Thanksgiving emails that businesses are sending out to get some ideas.
Your leads need help and so do your new customers.
Just because they placed an order or signed a contract doesn’t mean you get to just drop them in the middle of your offering.
You when you get a new customer: “Alriiiiiiight!”
What your customer sees in their inbox when they become a new customer: “Confirmation of transaction…”
When we talk about building a business with email, we often talk about how to use it to get new customers.
You can’t expect people to walk up to your website (that’s what happens, right?) and beg you to take their email address.
List building 101: You gotta give some to get some.
Offer value in exchange for their email address.
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