You probably hate the thought of sending out emails because you are sick of the spam in your inbox.
What if 40% of your subscribers opened your emails? The secret to a good email list is kind of like the secret to a good website or a good social media account, you need interesting, valuable and trustworthy content.
I can help you with that.
So many people undervalue their client list or their client newsletter which is a shame because you already have a database that you own of people who are interested in your services. You don’t have to pay someone for it and it can’t be taken off of you because you own it. You don’t have to guess at it or choose an age group or a gender or a location, you already have a comprehensive list.
So why aren’t you using this valuable information?
Probably for the same reason many good ideas in your business don’t actually get actioned, you are just too busy. There are too many things that you could be doing to grow your business, the to do list is too long, and so what you are probably doing is a little bit of a lot of things rather than starting by doing one or two things well.
While I do help with social media and other forms of marketing, for me the central player in all of this is your mailing list. Done well this can be such a valuable tool for your business but so often I just see it done poorly either because no one wants to read sales focused emails all the time, or because you have obtained lots of subscribers with interesting content but none of them are potential future clients.
Your subscribers want interesting or valuable content, but you the business owner want this content to be relevant. If it is not relevant to your business then you are not attracting people who might use your business.
Contact me today about how I can help you to have a client newsletter that works, you can give me some topics that you know resonate with your business model and your clientele and I can generate content to drive eyes to your mailing list and your blog, eyes that are looking for a business like your’s.
How long does it take you to decide whether to delete an email?
What if your subscribers actually read your emails?