Have you ever looked at your email stats and thought, is anyone even reading these?! You’re not alone.
In this episode of the 6-Figure Secrets Podcast, Allison digs into how she helped one of her Done-For-You Email Funnel clients take a “dead” list (15% open rates and 0.3% click rates) and completely revive it, doubling their open rates and multiplying their click rates by TEN.
She’s walking you through what flopped, what worked, and the exact five-step plan you can steal to get more eyes on your emails, and more sales in your business.
TAKEAWAYS:- Why open rates matter more than you think (and why “industry standard” isn’t good enough).
- The three subject line styles you need to test now to boost open rates.
- How changing just your sender name can make your emails feel more personal (and actually get opened).
- The biggest mistake people make with click-throughs and the simple fix that doubled this client’s clicks.
- A five-step action plan to revive your email list without overhauling your entire funnel.
RESOURCES:Check out the
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