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Index
Introduction: Email Marketing Is (Not) Dead
Email Is Dead?
94% 2.9 Billion Email versus Email Marketing The ROI of Email Marketing
What to Expect from This Book Endnotes
I The Secret to Email Marketing: List Growth
1 Why List Growth Matters
List Churn and List Fatigue
30%
A Few Words about Effective Tactics Endnotes
2 How to Grow Your List
Making the Opt-In Process Obvious and Easy Asking Website Visitors to Subscribe Using Humor and Creativity to Increase Opt-Ins Using Technology: QR Codes and Smartphone Apps to Grow Your List Use Social Media Providing Incentive (WIIFM—What’s In It For Me?) Growing Your Email List Offline Endnotes
3 Let’s Get Technical
To Pre-check or Not to Pre-check Explain the Email List Sign-Up Process Send a Welcome Email Remember, Make a Good First Impression Endnotes
II The Anatomy of an Email
4 Examining an Email’s Body Parts
The Subject Line and From Address The Preheader The Header Table of Contents Main Call to Action Secondary Calls to Action Sharing Your Email The Footer
5 The First Impression
From Name and Subject Line Preheader Header You Don’t Need a Second Chance Do You? Endnote
6 The Meat and Potatoes
Table of Contents
Zappos’s Digest TOC Email MarketingProfs’s Approach to Email Table of Contents
Main Calls to Action Secondary and Tertiary Calls to Action Buttons vs. Links vs. Images Endnote
7 The Finishing Touches
Social Sharing and Social Connecting Footer Providing Unsubscribe Options Endnote
III Breaking the Rules
8 Are Best Practices Really “Best”?
Best Practices Are Practices That Are Best for You Test and Test Often What to Expect Endnotes
9 My Word! You Must Read This Now!
Email Subject Line Words to Avoid
King Arthur Flour: Achieving Higher Sales Using All Caps and FREE Tumbleweed: More Opens and Click-Throughs Using All Caps and Free
The Proper Length of a Subject Line
Measuring Success Evidence in Favor of Long Subject Lines
The Most Incredible Chapter Ever Endnotes
10 The Perfect-Looking Email
It’s Okay to Send Mostly Text Emails
Some Subscribers Prefer Simple Text Emails Writing Letters Versus Pamphlets Text Emails Have a Clean Look Text Works for B2C Marketers, Too!
One Big Image Can Work
King Arthur Flour’s Image-Heavy Emails Making Mostly Image Emails More Readable
What If the Unsubscribe Link Is at the Top of the Email?
The Most Headache-inducing, Eye-searing Graphic Possible Groupon’s Creative Unsubscribe Solution
Test the Rules; Don’t Just Break Them Outright Beauty Is in the Eye of the Subscriber
Ugly Emails That Consistently Perform Well A Split Test of Ugly Versus Pretty Making Assumptions and Challenging Them
Endnotes
11 The Best Ways to Grow Your List
Spiders, Scorpions, Snakes...and Popups
Installing a Lightbox to Increase Opt-Ins Using Lightboxes on Blogs Adding Lightboxes on a B2C Site Park City Mountain Resort Tests a Popup on Its Winter 2010 Website
Choosing an Opt-In: Single or Double
Making the Case for Double Opt-In Making the Case for Single Opt-In Village Voice Media Moves from Double to Single Opt-In: Sees Significant List Growth
Sending Emails Without Permission
Sending an “Opt-Out” Email Using an eAppend Buying an Email List
Coming Full Circle Endnotes
IV Batman (Email Marketing) and Robin (Social Media)
12 How Email and Social Media Go Together
Batman and Robin Email: The Digital Glue of Social Media Social Connecting vs. Social Sharing vs. Social Promoting
Social Connecting Social Sharing Social Promoting
Endnotes
13 The Power of Pairs
Social Connecting Using Email Marketing to Grow Your Social Following Using Email Marketing to Grow Facebook Likes and Revenue Social Sharing Show Me the Money: How One Online Retailer Netted $250,000 Using SWYN Social Promoting
Using Social Media to Grow Your Email List and Make Money
A Truly Integrated Email Marketing and Social Media Campaign Two Is Better Than One Endnotes
V The Future of Email Marketing
14 What’s Next?
The Current State of Email Marketing Email Marketing Predictions
15 Go Forth and Conquer
What You Know What Now? Four Steps to Email Marketing Success
1. Grow Your List 2. Plan Your Content 3. Determine Success Metrics 4. Send, Test, Analyze, Adjust, Repeat
And Now, It’s Your Turn Endnotes
A Your Prize
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