1. Be genuine. Your prospects are people too, and no one enjoys a cold, impersonal email and the obvious status of being one recipient on a list of thousands. A data analysis by HubSpot’s Dan Zarrella shows that email recipients are significantly more likely to read and click through on messages that include first name personalization.
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In a recent Forbes article called The 7 Pillars of Connecting with Absolutely Anyone, Scott Dinsmore explains that “Personal relationships run the world,” and lists seven simple ways to build strong connections with others. Not surprisingly, there’s a great parallel between Dinsmore’s suggestions for making friends and the best techniques for personalizing your marketing. Let’s take a look at his list:
ReplyDelete1. Be genuine. Your prospects are people too, and no one enjoys a cold, impersonal email and the obvious status of being one recipient on a list of thousands. A data analysis by HubSpot’s Dan Zarrella shows that email recipients are significantly more likely to read and click through on messages that include first name personalization.