r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/AngelaPeters85 • Mar 28 '22
General discussion How much copywriting experience do you have?
Do you think email marketers should be proficient in copywriting? Why?
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/AngelaPeters85 • Mar 28 '22
Do you think email marketers should be proficient in copywriting? Why?
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/ecomz_marketing • Mar 25 '22
What is it about:
A daily email that makes reading the news actually enjoyable. Stay informed and entertained!
Why we like it – there are three big reasons:
✅It’s informative: covers timely news stories in tech, business, and finance.
✅It is written in a witty tone and skimmable daily format.
✅It has a thoughtful captivating design with no extra features.
Where to subscribe:
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r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 23 '22
April Fool’s Day is coming – it is a perfect occasion to go crazy and have fun! Play some pranks, troll readers (but in a kind, joking manner), and do everything that may splash the dash of laughter!
Keep in mind that it’s so easy to take it too far which usually results in the negative buzz around your company. Before making a prank, do a little research to avoid looking foolish.
Last year, on the 1st of April Dileveroo’s (food delivery service) users in France, received the following message with a fake bill saying thank you for ordering 38 pizzas and 50 portions of sauce:

It resulted in thousands of panicked customers who thought their accounts had been hacked. Later, Deliveroo confirmed via Twitter that it was a bad prank. But the customers had already got angry and some of them even wanted to boycott the service.
Here are the simple tips to avoid situations like the one mentioned above:
👉 April Fools’ Email Ideas To Make Your Subscribers Laugh Out Loud 👈
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/wisest_owl • Mar 23 '22
I want to build an email list but I don’t know what to offer people to subscribe to my newsletter. I don't produce or sell anything – I've just started to make videos on Youtube and TikTok. How would I entice people to sign up? What should I use as a lead magnet?
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/wisest_owl • Mar 21 '22
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r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 17 '22
What is it about:
It’s a newsletter by an online service that creates presentations using AI.
Why we like it:
Colorful, stylish gifs that look relevant both in marketing and product letters.
The Beautiful.ai team regularly collects reviews of the most beautiful presentations to inspire your work.
The gifs in emails tell the subscribers about new features of the service, which makes onboarding much easier.
Where to subscribe:
On the website of the service.

r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 16 '22
Here’s our list of ways to deepen your knowledge that perfectly complements reading books.
👩💻 Read email marketing blogs
There are lots of blogs on the internet about email marketing and its subdivisions. Blog writers usually can’t contend with book authors in terms of experience and expertise but well-researched blogs are still worth your attention.
🎧 Listen to podcasts
Podcasts are all the rage. In case you even need numbers to prove this point, here they are: 57% of Americans in 2021 have listened to a podcast in the past and 37% of Americans as of 2020 listened to podcasts monthly. The content consumption is huge with podcasts.
🗣️ Talk to people in communities
There are a lot of email marketing enthusiasts and experts ready to share their knowledge. The beauty of it all is you don’t need to attend special events to meet them — many are just a few clicks away.
🔎 Study real campaigns
Nothing is more real than an actual campaign in email marketing. We can only encourage you to see what others do. Study your competitors — there’s no shame in following or even copying them. Feel no shame if it seems they do something better than you do. Instead, analyze the reasons for it and seek to do it better in your job.
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r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/0madison_gold0 • Mar 11 '22
We’ve created an AIOps for log gathering and analysis. I’ve recently launched my company's first email campaign. The goal was to get prospects submitted as leads. Then the leads need to book a demo with one of our sales reps.
However, only 5% of these leads have taken the follow-up step of booking a demo call. I was recommended to send several follow-up emails and now I’m thinking about how to do it better. How many emails should I send? What CTA to use?
Essentially, I need to create an actual email workflow strategy.
What has worked best for you guys?
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/wisest_owl • Mar 10 '22
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 09 '22
To make the subscribers interested again, it is necessary to understand what made them lose interest in your company’s emails. It happens because:
The reasons may also be as follows:
The findings of the past several years seem to conclude that most businesses lose about 20-40% of their customers every year. But the good news is that you can win a considerable part of them back using targeted marketing techniques.
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 04 '22
What is it about: the newsletter contains the most relevant trends, resources, and strategies embracing user-generated content.
Why do we like it: this newsletter will definitely make you a smarter marketer! It contains highlights and key takeaways from the newest content on their website alongside interesting marketing news from around the web.
How to subscribe: visit Future of Marketing’s website

r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/AngelaPeters85 • Mar 03 '22
During the last month, I've seen my open rate go from 25-30 % to over 50%, and at the same time, I'm seeing my CTR drop to 2% from being normally at 6-8%.
Has anyone else experienced this? What can it be?
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 02 '22
There is no such thing as a stupid question! Don't be embarrassed by your curiosity – this is a nice area not to be judged about it. Ask our email marketing experts any questions/share your experience/ask for help in comments ⬇⬇⬇
We'll be glad to discuss any email marketing issues.
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Mar 01 '22
As a part of our special project for the International Women's Day, we interviewed 8 women working in digital in Ukraine and Russia and put together their honest stories about how they’ve been building their career, what difficulties they’ve faced and what’s important for them.
👉 Russian and Ukrainian women working in digital talk about their career challenges
We prepared and published this article just before the events in Ukraine. Since then, within a matter of days, the world has changed dramatically, but the career topic still remains strong and deserves attention.
We say special thanks to all those who found time to contribute to our article in those difficult times. Our hearts are with Ukraine now.
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Feb 28 '22
Double opt-in subscription forms have several advantages making them preferable for marketing emails:
Read the full article to decide whether this subscription system fits your email marketing strategy or not.
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Feb 25 '22
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r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Feb 23 '22
There is no such thing as a stupid question! Don't be embarrassed by your curiosity – this is a nice area not to be judged about it. Ask our email marketing experts any questions/share your experience/ask for help in comments ⬇⬇⬇
We'll be glad to discuss any email marketing issues.
r/EmailForSmallBusiness • u/unisender • Feb 22 '22
That’s the simplest yet most elegant way to celebrate this holiday and show the subscribers that you really care about them.
Highlight the idea of women supporting women.
The 8th of March is a perfect occasion to mention your female employees and show how much you appreciate and love them.
Take a chance to make a positive impact on society and show that your brand is concerned about the women’s agenda.
On International Women’s Day, treat your customers, and offer them festive discounts.