- Subject Lines: Try different ways of writing the subject line (the part people see before opening the email) to see which one makes more people want to open it.
- Email Content: Change things in the email, like the text, pictures, or buttons, to find out what your friends like best.
- Send Times: Send the email at different times of the day or week to see when your friends are most likely to read it.
-Analyze and Execute-
Analytics is like checking the scores of a game to see how well you did. For emails, you look at different numbers to see how your emails are performing:
- Open Rates: This shows how many people opened your email. It helps you see if your subject line was interesting.
- Click-Through Rates: This shows how many people clicked on the links in your email. It tells you if your email had cool stuff that people wanted to check out.
- Conversion Rates: This shows how many people did what you wanted them to do, like buy something or sign up for a club. It helps you see if your email was successful.
- Bounce Rates: This tells you how many emails didn’t get delivered. If a lot of emails bounce back, it might mean there’s a problem with the email addresses.
- Unsubscribe Rates: This shows how many people decided they didn’t want to get your emails anymore. If this number is high, it might mean you need to change something.
-Continuous Maintenance..-
To keep getting better at sending emails, use the information you’ve collected to make changes. Here’s how:
- Analyze Trends: Look for patterns in the data to see what worked best. Use this info to make future emails even better.
- Implement Feedback: Ask your friends what they think about your emails and use their suggestions to improve.
- Iterate and Optimize: Keep testing new ideas and making small changes to see what works best. This helps you keep improving your emails over time.
End results:
