Be sure of all the colors you use in your email are neutral. If colors are too bland, the customer may not want to read the article. On the other hand, if the colors are too bright, it could frustrate the reader. Try to stick with neutral colors, like black, gray, and white.
Email only those you know. If you mail unknown recipients, your email may be perceived as spam. They will question whether they know who you are and if what you are offering matters to them. This uncertainty may cause your email to hit the trash immediately, wasting your time and the recipient's.
Before you put someone on your email marketing list, you need to have their permission. If you don't have their permission, you will be responsible for sending spam and there will be many complaints. Your email provider may even dissolve your account if they get wind of what you're doing. Prevent that from happening by requesting that people subscribe to your list.
Be predictable in your emails. Send them on a specific schedule. Make sure you send something at least monthly, this will help keep your customers interested. If you can send emails on or two times a week, that is even better. Test out which days give your site the best responses, and then use these days as your normal days to send emails.
As previously noted above, there are few businesses that wouldn't benefit from the use of an effective email marketing campaign. The information and advice from the article above will help you craft and launch a marketing campaign that will offer your loyal customers what they want and to bring potential customers to your business.
