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Join Greg Zakowicz and Gabe Macaluso in this episode as they tackle questions on lapsed-buyer messages, Gmail inbox vs. promotions tab, the best time of day to send emails, recession-proof marketing, and crafting Memorial Day campaigns. Gain valuable insights and practical tips on optimizing your email automation, achieving inbox placement, maximizing engagement with timely emails, and navigating uncertain economic times. Get expert advice on planning effective Memorial Day email and SMS campaigns. Don't forget to subscribe, leave your questions in the comments, and check out the link in the video description for cost-effective email marketing solutions. Happy marketing! 

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Join hosts Greg Zakowicz and Gabe Macaluso in this exciting episode as they tackle pressing questions about email marketing. They provide valuable insights and tips on topics such as email automation delays, the significance of preheader text, the impact of sending fewer emails on revenue, Amazon's return charges, and Mother's Day email campaigns. 

Learn about the ideal timing for automated emails like welcome series and cart abandonment sequences. Discover why preheader text is crucial, how long it should be, and gain general advice on using it effectively. Find out the connection between sending fewer emails and inbox placement, and get practical suggestions to address this dilemma with your boss. 

Explore the recent developments in return policies as Amazon charges for returns made at The UPS Store under certain conditions. Greg and Gabe discuss the potential influence on other online retailers. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insightful episodes. And if you have any email-related questions, leave them in the comments section. Discover how great email marketing doesn't have to be expensive with Omnisend, a cost-effective solution offering 24/7 live support. Happy marketing!

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Welcome to our latest episode where Greg Zakowicz and Gabe Macaluso from Omnisend answer five burning questions on email and SMS marketing. From the optimal number of welcome series messages to the best days for email sends, to the frequency of scheduled SMS campaigns, and more, you'll get quick insights into best practices and industry trends.

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In this podcast episode, we cover five essential topics related to email marketing. We provide insights on how to improve click rates, what to consider when creating subject lines, the importance of browse abandonment emails, whether brands should offer free returns, and whether email list size matters. We keep the conversation fast-paced, covering each topic in three minutes or less. 

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In this episode, Ecommerce Marketing Expert Greg Zakowicz and Gabe Macaluso, Director of Customer Success at Omnisend, answer frequently asked questions about email marketing. They cover a range of topics, including email signup forms, text-to-image ratio in emails, email promotions, the impact of "Buy with Prime" on ecommerce sales, and tips for planning effective Easter email campaigns. 

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Welcome everybody to Omnisend’s marketing tip series, where in roughly 3 minutes or less each day, I’ll give you actionable tips on ways to improve your email & SMS marketing program and help you increase sales.

This week I talked all about using SMS and MMS as part of your overall marketing program. 

Here are the main takeaways of the week. 

• SMS growth has been exploding over the past several years because Everyone texts, from Gen Z to Baby Boomers. SMS is an established communication channel. And like email, it is an opt-in channel.
• Begin collecting mobile numbers now. It will give you a head start when you're ready to launch an SMS program or give you an easy way to begin using SMS inside of your automated workflows.
• SMS is a great way to supplement email unsubscribes and can help lower your paid retargeting costs.
• Because SMS has near immediacy for being seen by the recipient, it makes perfect sense to use them to announce promotions such as flash sales and last chance reminders. 
• Be sure to use SMS in your automated email workflows, but don't feel you have to send one text for every email. Send a text message when it adds value for the subscriber.
• MMS can be a great addition to your text messages, and while you can use them with every text message sent, they do come with an extra cost. Because of this: 
  • Use images when it makes the most sense to do so, such as with product abandonment messages, new arrivals, product announcements, and on high-traffic days like Black Friday. 

Creating a robust opt-in SMS marketing program will no doubt help your brand connect with the modern-day customer and increase sales — just like Divatress did. 

I hope you were able to find something in this week’s tips that will help you increase your sales. 

I’d love to sign up for your SMS program, so be sure to let me know about it on Twitter or Linkedin. 

Thanks for tuning in to this episode of our marketing tips series. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions and be sure to check out Omnisend and let us prove how we can help you double your conversions. 

Until next time, happy marketing!

Welcome everybody to Omnisend’s marketing tip series, where in roughly 3 minutes or less each day, I’ll give you actionable tips on ways to improve your email & SMS marketing program and help you increase sales.

Yesterday I talked about using SMS inside of your automated messages. Today, I want to briefly discuss when and when not to use MMS.

When you receive a text message from a brand, typically you will see text and a link. This is an SMS. 

When you receive an image with the message, this is an MMS.

Like with anything, an image can enhance the message you’re trying to convey. But that doesn’t mean you should always send an MMS.  

When deciding when and when not to use an MMS, consider the message and the value it provides the customer. For example, if you’re sending a message about a general site sale, will an image really make that message more inviting? It’s debatable. 

But, if you’re sending a message about new product arrivals or category-specific sale, it might b worth it. Or if you’re sending a message on a highly competitive day like Black Friday, an MMS may be needed just to stand out.   

The same holds true for automated emails. For a welcome message, do you really need a generic hero image along with your SMS — probably not? But a product image for a product abandonment message, heck yeah! 

People love images, so MMS can be a great addition to your text program but that does not mean you have to ALWAYS send an MMS to recipients.

Now, I should note. If you decide you want to send an MMS with every message there is nothing wrong with that. But it does cost more than sending only an SMS, so you should factor this increased cost into your strategy.  

There you have it. When it comes to SMS and MMS, there is no right or wrong — you just need to decide what works best for your brand and test different use cases.   

Thanks for tuning in to this episode of our marketing tips series. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions and be sure to check out Omnisend and let us prove how we can help you double your conversions. 

Until next time, happy marketing!

Welcome everybody to Omnisend’s marketing tip series, where in roughly 3 minutes or less each day, I’ll give you actionable tips on ways to improve your email & SMS marketing program and help you increase sales.

Yesterday we talked about a few types of promotional SMS messages brands can send.  Today, I want to discuss using SMS inside of your automated workflows. 

First off, does it really make sense to use SMS in already high-converting automations? You know what I’m going to say — absolutely. Remember, it is an opt-in channel. If they are eligible to receive text messages it is because they explicitly said they wanted to. 

Who are you to deprive them of what they want?!

I mentioned how ecommerce brands increased automated SMS sends by nearly 260% last year. You should absolutely follow their lead. Now, that doesn’t mean you need to send an automated text message every time you send an automated email. Think about the user experience.

For a welcome series, it would seem logical to send an SMS right after signup and maybe again before their welcome offer expires. For cart abandoners, there are lots of options based on the cart total and purchase history as I talked about last week.  

Think through other series of messages, like browse abandonment. Maybe just one SMS to remind them of what they had their eye on. For a birthday series, maybe just an SMS on their actual Bday wishing them good times on their big day. 

Lapsed and unengaged buyers, maybe it makes even more sense as they may have stopped tuning into your emails. 

I encourage you to think through the customer experience along with their perceived intent at that moment. If SMS can help, send one. If it doesn’t add value, don’t. After all, like all marketing channels, the purpose is to provide VALUE for the recipient, not just another message.   

Finally, don’t forget your transactional messages, like order and shipping confirmations. Adding a text message informing customers of their order status can really go a long way to enhancing their purchase experience — especially if they are first-time customers.  

There you have it. Use SMS marketing in your automated messages, but don’t feel you need to match one SMS for every email. Think through the experience and add value where you can. 

Join me tomorrow where I’ll discuss the difference between SMS and MMS and explain when it does and does not make sense to use MMS. 

Thanks for tuning in to this episode of our marketing tips series. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions — and be sure to check out Omnisend and let us prove how we can help you double your conversions. 

Until next time, happy marketing!

Welcome everybody to Omnisend’s marketing tip series, where in roughly 3 minutes or less each day, I’ll give you actionable tips on ways to improve your email & SMS marketing program and help you increase sales.

Yesterday we talked about why SMS is an established marketing channel and one not to be overlooked. Today, I want to discuss some types of SMS messages and how they can be used effectively.  

While there is no real right or wrong way to use SMS — as long as you apply a little common sense — there are some more common ways to use them. 

The first thing to remember is that SMS is very time-sensitive. When you send an email, the recipient may see it in one minute, one day, or somewhere in between. When you send a text, studies show that most are read within three minutes. 

Use this to your advantage by communicating time-sensitive promotions and communications through text. Things like flash sales and last chance reminders make perfect sense.

You can create exclusivity and anticipation for your text messages by offering text-only offers. This could be in the form of an SMS-only discount or early access to sales or new product alerts. Things like this make people WANT to check your texts. 

Use SMS to drive contacts to your email. If you have a lot to announce, like multiple Black Friday offers, send an SMS to those signed up for both channels and direct people to the email for full details. 

For those signed up for only SMS, you could use this same approach to direct people to sign up for your emails so that they never miss a big sale again. 

As you can see, you have a lot of options with how to use SMS and there really is no wrong way. Using their time-sensitive nature to your advantage can help you increase engagement in this high-potential channel. 

Join me tomorrow when I am going to talk about SMS inside of automation. 

Thanks for tuning into this episode of our marketing tips series. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions and be sure to check out Omnisend and let us prove how we can help you double your conversions. 

Until next time, happy marketing!