emails everyday and always treat them the same - I delete them before I read them.
So let's talk about your email list.
-How will you ask people to join?
-Are you operating online? If so, what tools can you use on your website?
-Are you operating offline? If so, what tools can you use at your place of business?
Here are some suggestions that will help point you in the right direction:
1. Ensure you are clear about the frequency of your e-newsletters.
For example: If your e-newsletter will be weekly, say so. If you intend to send five emails a day make sure your signups understand this.
2. Once the above is covered, clearly ask people to join your list.
and
3. Don't ask people to un-join your list if they don't want to join.
Un-join?
If you are wondering if un-join is a word, it isn't.
If you are wondering what the heck my last point means, you'll have to wait until Email Marketing Lesson: How To Build An Email List, Part Two of Two.
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