Creating an Email Campaign with Squarespace | Squarespace | Email Marketing | Squarespace Tutorial
With this video you will learn how to create an email campaign from a number of different templates for your business using Squarespace.
This video is perfect for beginners looking to create email-marketing and email campaigns for their website and their business using Squarespace.
We create an example of an email campaign ourselves in the tutorial – so you can see the process step by step.
At the end of this video you will be able to create an email campaign from a number of different options or possibly do this as you watch the video, pausing at sections while you take action.
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DUMB Social Media Posts That Are On Another Level – Part 2
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Hey guys! Today on my channel we are reacting to some really DUMB social media posts. Dumb tweets, dumb facebook posts, dumb reddit posts. Sometimes I think people should think before posting to social media…but then I wouldn’t have any dumb people to laugh at in today’s video.
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1. Personalize Your Emails
Personalization in your emails can be a great tool to get better open rates. It will yield results differently based on your industry and customer base, and it’s totally worth testing to see if it makes a difference for your business. Putting a person’s name in the subject line of the email can be really effective for gaining their attention. Personalization can also extend to “what to buy next based on your past purchases” emails which can help turn opens into conversions.
2. Segment Your List
Segmenting an email subscriber list means taking the entire list and grouping the emails into common groups. Base the groups on previous purchases and the way each user interacts with the emails and navigates the website. Customers who touch certain categories should be grouped together for more target emails, and those who avoid certain categories should also be grouped together.
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