Catch the culprit of poor email performance
You crafted compelling copy. Wrote an
eye-catching subject line. Implemented
personalization techniques. Created a sense of
urgency. Tested the campaign design. Heck, you
even made sure to send at optimal times based
on your recipients’ location.
If you would like to learn more about culprit of poor email performance Then this white-paper is for you:
- This first suspect is often hiding in plain sight
- Next in our lineup are email bounces. These
occur when an email can’t be delivered to the
inbox. They’re incredibly frustrating—and failing
to address them could be fatal to your email
performance.
- Customer data doesn’t remain trustworthy
forever. Email addresses change, become
disabled, and are deleted over time. This is
especially true in today’s climate.
- Purchasing email lists is a quick and easy way to
build your subscriber base—but it’s also risky. If
you’re not careful, taking this gamble can end up
costing you way more than the list purchase price
(like your sender reputation and deliverability).
- As we mentioned earlier, your subscribers’
information will inevitably change over time. If
you continue sending to addresses once they’re
inactive, you’ll garner negative attention from
mailbox providers—and a one-way ticket to the
spam folder.
- You know what they say: When solving a crime,
the perpetrator is usually the person you least
expect. That said, if you thought unsubscribes
were killing your email performance, think again.
It turns out the opposite is true.
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