Try out new formats with your email. Include the information that is most important, as well as new offers, at the very beginning of your emails. You should also test out different formats and determine which format your readers respond to the most. When you determine what works, continually use it. This way your readers know exactly what to expect and where they can find what they would like to read.

Your sales list should be extremely focused. The way to do this is by having good customers, as well as their friends and their contacts, signing up to get your mailings. If your list is exclusive, it will seem more professional and command more respect.

Be sure to create a visible unsubscribe link. It's costing you money to send those emails, and sending them to people who don't want them is money poorly spent. You do not want your business to be considered in a negative way or to have your email address put on blacklistings.

Always follow up with your new prospects with an email thanking them for their interest and reminding them of your products. Invite them to shop at your store as well. You can have your email conclusion state that your offering has a money back guarantee.

Personalize the messages you send in your email campaigns. You will get a much better response from your customers. When these messages are from an important person in the company, such as the President or CEO, it gives a better impression to your customers.

Limit yourself to sending only one email message each week. It is likely that your customers receive many marketing and other messages each day. If your emails arrive more than once weekly, subscribers are more likely to trash them without ever reading the content that you put so much time into.

It is very important that when a customer chooses to opt-out of your email communications, you recognize this and stop sending them emails as quickly as possible. By not taking immediate action, your subscribers may get more emails and feel like you are not honoring your offer.

Having an easy-to-see link to unsubscribe is a good idea. Don't try hiding your unsubscribe link as this will only frustrate customers. Your customers must be made to feel that they are choosing to subscribe, and not that your emails are being forced upon them.

Use Alt tags if your messages contain images. Alt tags will substitute for images that aren't allowed or just won't load. Use relevant Alt tags so your recipient can get a good idea of why you added these images. Use these on your links too.

Take a few days to think about what you learned here and write down some ideas for your email marketing campaigns. Feel free to review this article at your convenience, or bookmark it for later reference. By making use of its advice, you will likely be able to improve the quality of any email marketing efforts you undertake.

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