How is it measured?

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Stay minimal
Concise, well-researched texts and a clean layout certainly aid reading.

In a newsletter there may be multiple buttons to click that lead to different actions, for example to delve deeper into a blog article, but be sure to choose a main Call to Action , what you would like your readers to do, and highlight it.

Fixed appointments or not?
Is it better to give a fixed frequency, weekly or monthly (e.g. every Saturday morning), or write "when you have something to say"? It is difficult to give a univocal answer and it also depends on how much content denmark whatsapp resource you have available. The fixed appointment is reassuring and keeps the memory, but on the other hand it is a promise made to the customer. Will you be able to keep it? Or in order to write once a week will you send useless content that will end up straight in the trash? Think about it.

Open rate , click-through (ratio between clicks and views) and conversion (from visitor to customer) are your mantras.

According to research, the average open rate is around 20%, the click-through rate ranges from 2.5 to 4%.

Keep it clean: Declutter the mailing list
Like Marie Kondo, mercilessly delete inactive users. If a subscriber hasn't opened your emails since 2016, maybe they're not interested in your product. Remember that it's not important to have a large database, but a qualified one. Quality over quantity. Better to calculate the open rate than the number of emails sent.

And now, are you ready to take your email marketing strategy to the next level? If you need someone to support you in this process, from strategy to copy, from choosing the optimal software to creating DEM in HTML, contact us.
For several years now, social networks have become meeting places for millions of people. Friends, family, acquaintances, everyone meets in these huge virtual squares to share moments of daily life, news or simply to pass the time. But social networks are not just this. To an ever-increasing extent, they are real marketing platforms, as well as gigantic databases from which companies draw to find new customers and propose their products and services.