What happens when you spend hours creating an article or podcast and you shoot an email over to your subscribers to let them know and more than half of them don’t open it? Nothin’, that’s what happens. Your hard work is wasted and you’re left searching for something to blame your low open rates on. You could point the finger at your subject line or pretext, but if you’ve done your homework and optimized both of these for your audience, they’re probably not at fault. So what if I told you that you were sending your emails at the wrong time? If you’ve never given this important factor much thought, it’s no wonder your open rates are less than stellar. Luckily, today’s guide will help you find the best time to send emails to your subscribers. Stop sending emails at arbitrary times and find what works best for your audience. You’ll improve both your open and click through rates -- and stop wasting time sending emails that never see the light of an open screen. Click here to read the guide and find your email sending sweet spot. Here’s to sending emails that don’t contribute to the digital landfill, Devan Ciccarelli |
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