More Ways to Get Your Emails Delivered

There are a certain amount of emails that you send that are not delivered. Often this is because someone gave you a fake email address, or used an email account that they only use for spam messages. However, there are ways for you to get the rest of your emails delivered, as well as keeping your email list clean of these “fake” emails.

It may be the easiest option to automatically add every new bride who opts in to your main email list. However if you want to continue marketing to your full list and get good results it is better to have a middle step. This is to create a list for new sign ups. Once you’ve seen that your emails are delivered you can go back at the end of the week and add it to the rest of your list.

Your wheels in your mind should be turning about now. Your email list isn’t just a bucket that everyone gets dumped it. It is a list that you have to treat more like a garden. You plant the seeds and get them growing into seedlings before you plant them outdoors. This is how you get strong plants, and build a strong email list. Take an active role in weeding through your bridal leads and email list. There is no point in emailing someone on an ongoing basis if they have never replied to you in the first place. Make sure to read the article by Cynthia Clark to get more technical ideas on how to get your emails delivered and read. What do you think?

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Why You Might Not Be Hearing Back From Brides When You Email Them

If you are constantly running into the issue of brides not responding to your emails you are not alone. In fact only 1 out of 4 emails coming from businesses ever make it into people’s Inbox. It isn’t because brides don’t want to hear from you, often it comes down to exactly how your email is formulated.

For instance: using an email title that sounds spammy, which means including things like the word free, exclamations points, or really anything that doesn’t sound professional is going to boost the probability of your email getting blocked by spam filters. Yes, you want a subject line that catches a brides attention, but remember that you are a professional business, you aren’t yelling at them, or forcing brides to open the email against their wills.

Along that same line the content of your email is just as important. Keep it interesting, but also keep it professional. Not only will that help it get through spam filters, it will increase the probability of the bride replying to your email. Check out Riva Richmond’s awesome article for some great in-depth information about how to get your emails delivered, and read.

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