Hi there I am quite new to solo ads. I am wondering what a good open rate would be on the first follow up emails and also any broadcast emails I was quite disappointed seeing my first follow up emails only getting 5-10% opens. It seems very Low to what I would get through social media (around 30-50%) Any advice would be appreciated!
Hi there I am quite new to solo ads. I am wondering what a good open rate would be on the first follow up emails and also any broadcast emails I was quite disappointed seeing my first follow up emails only getting 5-10% opens. It seems very Low to what I would get through social media (around 30-50%) Any advice would be appreciated!
Hi there I am quite new to solo ads. I am wondering what a good open rate would be on the first follow up emails and also any broadcast emails I was quite disappointed seeing my first follow up emails only getting 5-10% opens. It seems very Low to what I would get through social media (around 30-50%) Any advice would be appreciated!
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Hi William,
Landing a sale depends on your offer, how attractive it is to the potential customer, what benefits your offer to your audience etc. If you can find a seller that has an audience that matches what you offer you will get much better results.
You should be able to check the results of your campaign on the autoresponder connected to your landing page or in your website back office, depending on your setup.
Most of the sales come from follow up messages. Try to build a list by setting an opt-in page as your landing page to collect opt-in first and your sales page as a thank you page. Most people decide to buy after 4-5 exposures and most sales come from follow up sequences.
Hi William,
Landing a sale depends on your offer, how attractive it is to the potential customer, what benefits your offer to your audience etc. If you can find a seller that has an audience that matches what you offer you will get much better results.
You should be able to check the results of your campaign on the autoresponder connected to your landing page or in your website back office, depending on your setup.
Most of the sales come from follow up messages. Try to build a list by setting an opt-in page as your landing page to collect opt-in first and your sales page as a thank you page. Most people decide to buy after 4-5 exposures and most sales come from follow up sequences.
Hey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
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Hey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
Hey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
added laterHey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
Hey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales added laterHey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
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Oh, I'm sorry about that.
Low email open rate is usually caused by email spam filters.
If you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
Send through verified domains.
Keep any code clean.
Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails, and ask them to add you to their address book.
Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
Include your location.
Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
You can also contact us customer support on the https://udimi.com/help section if you have concerns about your solo ad orders.
Thank you.
Oh, I'm sorry about that.
Low email open rate is usually caused by email spam filters.
If you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
* Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
* Send through verified domains.
* Keep any code clean.
* Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
* Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails, and ask them to add you to their address book.
* Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
* Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
* Include your location.
* Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
You can also contact us customer support on the https://udimi.com/help section if you have concerns about your solo ad orders.
Hi there I am quite new to solo ads. I am wondering what a good open rate would be on the first follow up emails and also any broadcast emails I was quite disappointed seeing my first follow up emails only getting 5-10% opens. It seems very Low to what I would get through social media (around 30-50%) Any advice would be appreciated!
”
Hi William, I think above 10% would be considered a good open rate.
It depends very much on your autoresponder's deliverabilty as well.
Hi William, I think above 10% would be considered a good open rate.
It depends very much on your autoresponder's deliverabilty as well.
Hi William,
Landing a sale depends on your offer, how attractive it is to the potential customer, what benefits your offer to your audience etc. If you can find a seller that has an audience that matches what you offer you will get much better results.
You should be able to check the results of your campaign on the autoresponder connected to your landing page or in your website back office, depending on your setup.
Most of the sales come from follow up messages. Try to build a list by setting an opt-in page as your landing page to collect opt-in first and your sales page as a thank you page. Most people decide to buy after 4-5 exposures and most sales come from follow up sequences.
Landing a sale depends on your offer, how attractive it is to the potential customer, what benefits your offer to your audience etc. If you can find a seller that has an audience that matches what you offer you will get much better results.
You should be able to check the results of your campaign on the autoresponder connected to your landing page or in your website back office, depending on your setup.
Most of the sales come from follow up messages. Try to build a list by setting an opt-in page as your landing page to collect opt-in first and your sales page as a thank you page. Most people decide to buy after 4-5 exposures and most sales come from follow up sequences.
added laterHey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
added laterHey Adam thanks for this but I was asking about average open rate for follow ups and not sales
Oh, I'm sorry about that.
Low email open rate is usually caused by email spam filters.
If you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
You can also contact us customer support on the https://udimi.com/help section if you have concerns about your solo ad orders.
Thank you.
Low email open rate is usually caused by email spam filters.
If you want to maximize the reach of your email marketing campaigns, you’ll need to do everything possible in order to avoid being flagged as spam.
Here are some best practices to keep your emails from falling into spam folders:
* Make sure all recipients have actually opted-in to receiving your emails.
* Send your campaign from a good IP address; that is, an IP address that hasn’t been used by someone else who has sent spam in the past.
* Send through verified domains.
* Keep any code clean.
* Use merge tags to personalize the “To:” field of your campaign.
* Show subscribers how to whitelist your emails, and ask them to add you to their address book.
* Avoid the excessive use of “salesy” language (these are spam trigger words like “buy”, “clearance”, “discount”, or “cash”).
* Don’t “bait-and-switch” by using deceptive subject lines.
* Include your location.
* Include an easy way for subscribers to opt-out of your emails.
You can also contact us customer support on the https://udimi.com/help section if you have concerns about your solo ad orders.
Thank you.
Hi William, I think above 10% would be considered a good open rate.
It depends very much on your autoresponder's deliverabilty as well.
It depends very much on your autoresponder's deliverabilty as well.
10 to 14% open rate is about average for me from my list on aweber. I also have a list in Gmail's Gmas and I get about 25% opens.
When I mail from Gmail my messages don't go into the gmail promotional tab.
When I mail from Gmail my messages don't go into the gmail promotional tab.