5 Email Marketing hacks that no one told you

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I am here again, I haven’t got time in the last week, it’s 3:09 AM, 19/05 writing the 30th edition of Dark Chocolate.

Today I am sharing 5 Email Marketing hacks that no one told you, sharing those hacks and sharing why it works.

1. The "From" Name Trick:

• Hack: Use a personal name or a specific department rather than your brand name in the "From" field.

• Why It Works: Personalized "From" names tend to increase open rates. It makes people feel more like a conversation between individuals rather than promotional messages.

2. The Power of Plain Text:

• Hack: Occasionally send plain text emails instead of highly designed ones.

• Why It Works: Plain text emails can create a sense of intimacy and authenticity, It build stronger connections with subscribers and increasing engagement rates.

3. The "One-Click" Survey:

• Hack: Include a simple one-click survey in your emails to gather feedback or preferences.

• Why It Works: One-click surveys are quick and easy for subscribers to engage with, providing valuable insights into their interests and preferences without requiring them to leave the email.

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4. The Preheader Preview:

• Hack: Optimize your email preheader text to complement the subject line and entice recipients to open the email.

• Why It Works: The preheader is often visible in email previews, giving you an additional opportunity to capture subscribers' attention and encourage them to open the email.

5. The "P.S." Persuasion:

• Hack: Add a compelling postscript (P.S.) message at the end of your emails.

• Why It Works: Many readers skim through emails, so placing an attention-grabbing message in the P.S. section can increase engagement and drive action, such as clicking a link or responding to a call to action.

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