May 25, 2021
May 25, 2021
Last year, Insider’s RESHAPE virtual summit brought business professionals from all over the world to exchange ideas on how to adapt to the new normal and RESHAPE the future.
One of those professionals was Sean Si, the founder and CEO of the digital marketing agency SEO Hacker, host of the podcast LeadershipStack, and CEO and co-founder of Qeryz. During his presentation, Sean provided invaluable tips on lead scoring and email workflows that he used to achieve 30-60% open rates and click-through rates (CTRs) of over 12%.
In this post, we outline those tips so you can put them into practice and maximize your email marketing results.
Lead Scoring
Email Workflows
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Lead scoring is when you assign points to potential customers based on their likelihood to buy from you. According to Sean, a great lead scoring system for an email list is paramount. Here are a few tips on how you can implement one for your own list:
If you have done any email marketing work, you’ve likely used an automated email workflow, which is a series of emails that are sent out to your subscribers. However, you may not be using them in a way that’s going to get you the best results. Here are some tips from Sean on how he uses email workflows for different segments of his subscriber base:
In summary, this combination of lead scoring and email workflows can help you nurture new email subscribers, and sell to the ones that are most likely to purchase.
Speakers like Sean Si will be providing valuable information like this during this year’s RESHAPE 2021 Virtual Summit. Join 8,000 other attendees who will listen to business professionals from all over the world, including…
… and many more.
Learn more and save your spot for this hotly anticipated event on reshapesummit.com.
Written by
Chris Baldwin
Chris is an award-winning marketing leader with more than 12 years experience in the marketing and customer experience space. As VP of Marketing, Brand and Communications, Chris is responsible for Insider's brand strategy, and overseeing the global marketing team. Fun fact: Chris recently attended a clay-making workshop to make his own coffee cup…let's just say that he shouldn't give up the day job just yet.