7 Myths of Email Marketing (Infographic)

7 Myths of Email Marketing (Infographic)  - http://www.entrepreneur.com Avatar Posted by CateCosta under Online Marketing
From http://www.entrepreneur.com 3778 days ago
Made Hot by: DigiTechBlog on December 24, 2013 8:49 pm
Have you heard that the words you use in an email's subject line can doom your note to the spam folder?

Perhaps someone told you the best time to send emails is 3 p.m. on Thursdays.

These are myths, and there are a lot of them swimming around out there about email marketing.

Before you plan your next email campaign, take a look at this infographic from Alchemy Worx. It busts seven of the most common falsehoods.





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Written by lyceum
3774 days ago

Samuel: Thanks for your reply. I have to check out your sites. What's your favorite topic to write about?



Written by yomimarketing
3775 days ago

The one about sending emails around 3pm is definitely a myth. Most of your email subscribers will live in different time zones and have other priorities. I don't think there is a specific time you can send an email for optimal opening results.

What I have notice though is if you are someone who provides value to your list then you will have subscribers waiting to open your emails. Just my thoughts.



Written by yomimarketing
3774 days ago

I don't have an actual newsletter. I do send out emails to people that subscribe to my list.



Written by lyceum
3774 days ago

Samuel: I agree with your comment. There are so many time zones and even in the same area, users are reading email at different times.

Do you have a newsletter?



Written by BizRock
3778 days ago

So true and very useful to know about email marketing. Thank you for this article...



Written by CateCosta
3777 days ago

You're very welcome!



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