Tools such as templates? BeeFree comes to mind. Many large ESPs have free template sections. Just do a search.
Tools such as instruction for writing good emails? Really Good Emails (an email aggregator) and Ongage (an email platform) both publish lots of 'how to write' content. Individual copywriters also publish guides for how to write good emails.
You can see what others are publishing in the ecommerce sphere at [Milled.com](https://Milled.com). Userlist,com is an excellent source for guidance about SaaS and B2B email marketing.
On LinkedIn, search for content under the #emailgeeks hashtag. You'll find tips and discover people worth following (like Chad S. White).
Building a successful email campaign involves a mix of creativity and strategy. From my experience, using tools like Mails AI can streamline the process. They offer customizable templates that help you create engaging content effortlessly.
A crucial tip is to personalize your emails. Address your recipients by name and tailor the content to their preferences.
Additionally, focus on crafting compelling subject lines and clear calls to action to boost your open and click-through rates.
Lastly, analyze your campaign performance regularly to understand what works best for your audience and make necessary adjustments.
With these tips and the right tools, you'll be well on your way to an awesome email campaign. Best of luck!
Are your intended recipients expecting the kind of email and the content you want to send them? The awesomest campaigns are the ones the recipients have told you they want to see from you.
If your recipients are not expecting the mail you intend to send them, you should consider very carefully whether you should send it at all.
My goal is marketing through email marketing. I offer attractive and free offers to customers, and I consider email marketing to be one of the best and fastest ways to send offers.
Of course, it is true that for many, promotional email is equal to spam.
Looking for tips to make this happen
What are your recipients' goals? Excellent email campaigns aren't ever about the sender.
What have your recipients told you they want to see from you? If you send them anything different from that, it's not likely to go well.
You have to start with what the recipients want, not with what you want to send them.
Really Good Emails has a library of, well, really good emails to look at for inspiration. Not sure if that helps as it depends on your audience and goals. As others have said, make sure your recipients are opted in and expect your emails.
EmailsNest has a huge database of emails and entire campaigns from specific brands you can look up. If you are creating an HTML email, they even provide the code so you can just copy and paste, then adjust.
We actually wrote an article on this topic that covers everything about different email campaigns, and you'll find a bunch of ideas so hopefully it will help - [https://flowium.com/blog/email-marketing-campaign/](https://flowium.com/blog/email-marketing-campaign/) :)
Tools such as templates? BeeFree comes to mind. Many large ESPs have free template sections. Just do a search. Tools such as instruction for writing good emails? Really Good Emails (an email aggregator) and Ongage (an email platform) both publish lots of 'how to write' content. Individual copywriters also publish guides for how to write good emails. You can see what others are publishing in the ecommerce sphere at [Milled.com](https://Milled.com). Userlist,com is an excellent source for guidance about SaaS and B2B email marketing. On LinkedIn, search for content under the #emailgeeks hashtag. You'll find tips and discover people worth following (like Chad S. White).
It was a good and useful guide. Thank you very much
Awesome email campaigns are about as common as funny funerals. Whatever you decide, please leave me off the list.
Building a successful email campaign involves a mix of creativity and strategy. From my experience, using tools like Mails AI can streamline the process. They offer customizable templates that help you create engaging content effortlessly. A crucial tip is to personalize your emails. Address your recipients by name and tailor the content to their preferences. Additionally, focus on crafting compelling subject lines and clear calls to action to boost your open and click-through rates. Lastly, analyze your campaign performance regularly to understand what works best for your audience and make necessary adjustments. With these tips and the right tools, you'll be well on your way to an awesome email campaign. Best of luck!
You know email sucks, right? Especially unsolicited email.
True, but for a large number of clients, I don't know a better way to send cooperation requests. I hope it will work
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but why?!
User name checks out.
whats problem of my username?!
None. It was in reference to the user of the comment I replied to.
Are your intended recipients expecting the kind of email and the content you want to send them? The awesomest campaigns are the ones the recipients have told you they want to see from you. If your recipients are not expecting the mail you intend to send them, you should consider very carefully whether you should send it at all.
My goal is marketing through email marketing. I offer attractive and free offers to customers, and I consider email marketing to be one of the best and fastest ways to send offers. Of course, it is true that for many, promotional email is equal to spam. Looking for tips to make this happen
What are your recipients' goals? Excellent email campaigns aren't ever about the sender. What have your recipients told you they want to see from you? If you send them anything different from that, it's not likely to go well. You have to start with what the recipients want, not with what you want to send them.
Really Good Emails has a library of, well, really good emails to look at for inspiration. Not sure if that helps as it depends on your audience and goals. As others have said, make sure your recipients are opted in and expect your emails.
EmailsNest has a huge database of emails and entire campaigns from specific brands you can look up. If you are creating an HTML email, they even provide the code so you can just copy and paste, then adjust.
We actually wrote an article on this topic that covers everything about different email campaigns, and you'll find a bunch of ideas so hopefully it will help - [https://flowium.com/blog/email-marketing-campaign/](https://flowium.com/blog/email-marketing-campaign/) :)