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Apple iOS Updates Explode Email Open Rates – And How This Affects You

June 15, 2022 by Tanya Brody Leave a Comment

Apple’s new commitment to privacy has destroyed email open rates as a useful metric in email marketing. While the Apple user in me appreciates the protection of my data, the marketer in me is grinding my teeth in frustration. In September of 2021, Apple released iOS 15, which includes Mail Privacy Protection. To quote Apple’s […]

Filed Under: Best Practices Tagged With: Email Content, email open rate, Email Subscribers

How Long Should an Email Be? A Simple Guide to Email Length

February 1, 2022 by Tanya Brody Leave a Comment

One of the most common questions I get is, “How long should an email be?” I’ll be completely honest. There are varying opinions on email length. Some people believe emails should be no more than 100-200 words. Some people believe they should be much longer. My answer? It depends on what you’re writing about and […]

Filed Under: Email Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Email length, Email Nurturing

Why It’s Hard to Write an Email Fast, and How to Make It Easier and Faster

November 30, 2021 by Tanya Brody Leave a Comment

“I never know what to say” is the most common complaint I get from business owners who have a hard time writing nurture emails regularly. To be fair, everyone wants to be able to write an email fast. When you’re running a business, you’ve got a billion things going on at once. You don’t have […]

Filed Under: Email Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Email Marketing, Email Nurturing

How to Break One Long Email Into a Series of Emails

October 5, 2021 by Tanya Brody Leave a Comment

A common question I get from business owners is, “What do I do when I have too much to say in one email?” As someone who tends to ramble on in emails, I feel your pain. It’s easy to do, especially when you’re in a rush and don’t want to take the time to edit […]

Filed Under: Email Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Email Nurturing, Email Subscribers

5 Simple Tips to Keep Your Subscribers Engaged and Happy, So They Never Click the Unsubscribe Link

August 10, 2021 by Tanya Brody Leave a Comment

Illustration of a screen with the word Unsubscribe

Ah, the dreaded unsubscribe link. You’re required to add it to every email, but you desperately want to avoid anyone seeing it, much less clicking on it. How do you keep your new (and current) subscribers engaged, so they’re always happy to see your emails in their inboxes?

Filed Under: Email Tips and Tricks Tagged With: Email List, Email Nurturing, Email Subscribers

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