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UNCOVERING EMAIL CAMPAIGNS THAT LED TO +89% HIGHER READ RATES
In 2021, the competitive set sent an average of 5 marketing emails per month.
Limited Edition, Giveaway and About Us emails generated the highest average read rates.
Suggestions to Test:
- Intention: Be mindful of email campaigns and experiment with posting cadences each month to see how more or fewer emails affect read rates.
- Content Mix: People don't want information only on new products; they want exclusive, limited and engaging emails that they can get something out of. Try to mix up your content to provide that extra value for your audience.
#1 Limited Edition: Exclusive drop emails that are generally released once in the product line.
Suggestions to Test:
- Subject Lines: Include “Limited Edition” in the email subject line to grab viewer attention.
- Call to Action: Experiment with calls to action that support the content. Play to the fact that these collections are special using a call to action like “Get Yours”.
- Introductions: Short but sweet introductions about the limited edition release with strong photography to complement the email is the perfect combination to avoid overwhelming readers.
#2 Giveaway: Re-engage your email subscribers by hosting a giveaway.
Suggestions to Test:
- Go Big: Brands have offered full equipment from their site for giveaways or partnered with aligned brands to offer unique experiences.
- Play With Your Readers: In Salomon’s giveaway with Field Mag, they built in two calls to action, one that says “Enter Contest” and the other that says “Nah, I’d Rather Shop” viewers are likely to select what people expect them to choose - but if they don’t, at least they still have the option to shop.
It's full of strategy tear-downs and examples from fast-growing brands that have already helped thousands of marketers identify content opportunities, focus on the right whitespace channels, improve their media strategies, and benchmark against competitors.
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