Month: October 2021

Watch this email marketing best practices video and learn from top 7 email campaigns of 2020 featuring Airbnb, Poncho, Boxycharm and others. Check out NetHunt CRM for bulk email campaigns https://bit.ly/3o28XI5

Time-codes:
0:00 The Best Email Marketing Campaigns of 2020
0:25 AirBnb’s case study
1:21 Boxycharm’s case study
2:05 Charm Offensive’s case study
2:35 Charity: Water’s case study
3:10 Poncho’s case study
3:43 Email Monks’ case study
4:08 Growthhackers’ case study

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Head to NetHunt’s blog for more email marketing trends & tips:

– 7 Best Email Marketing Campaigns of 2020 and Why They Were So Good https://bit.ly/3pidE29
– Hot or Not: Email Marketing Trends for 2021 https://bit.ly/393yP1U
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By the end of this video, you’ll have seen email marketing best practices in 2020 and what we can learn from them.

1.Airbnb
Weapon of Choice: Personalisation; drip marketing
Hospitality was one of the industries most affected by the coronavirus. Only thanks to AirBnB’s genuine interest in their clients’ customer journey they have managed to maintain a competitive advantage.
Specifically, they used drip campaigns and build-in feedback forms.

2. BoxyCharm: Maximum Engagement
Weapon of Choice: Pointers
Boxycharm needed a way to increase engagement with their typically long emails. So, they use visual cues to guide subscribers to the most important parts. Animated arrows lead to the ‘hottest’ offers and surprises, hopefully invoking curiosity in readers, nudging them towards the rest of the copy.

3. Jon Buchan’s Charm Offensive
Weapon of Choice: Laughs.
Charm Offensive’s secret is humour when composing copy to encourage engagement and sharing.

4. Charity: Water
Weapon of choice: Taking transactional emails further.
Email marketing isn’t just about sending promotional messages and upselling: people forget that It’s also about raising brand awareness.
Instead of outright telling people to donate, Charity: Water based their drip email marketing campaign around the journey an individual’s donation makes after being received by the charity.

5. Poncho
Weapon of Choice: Short and sweet; interactive elements.
An email marketing campaign doesn’t necessarily have to be some grandiose, intricate effort. Poncho’s campaign is proof that the simplest idea can generate top ROI.
It consists of daily custom weather forecast emails. Poncho uses animations, gifs, puns, and colourful images; all of which aligns perfectly with their brand persona.

6. EmailMonks
Weapon of Choice: Email marketing gamification
We’re all kids at heart. A lot of marketers have recognised this. No matter what age, we love playing games. EmailMonks have built an entire campaign around this love. A highly engaging series of emails livened up the mailing list of EmailMonks and attracted new subscribers to it.

7. GrowthHackers: A Social Perspective
Weapon of choice: Social awareness
GrowthHackers managed to stand out among the rabble of dozens of other email campaigns talking about the Oscars.

Get creative, keep it high quality and set your own trends!

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