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| Plain text Emails vs Rich Media Emails |
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Posted by: ksmith29 - 01-19-2015, 04:03 AM - Forum: Email Marketing
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It is often when we see an email with images, we don't open it or mark it spam. But there are some webmasters who prefers the rich media emails more then text emails to get a better click through. Which one do you prefer? Share your experiences.
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| Are Link Building agencies still needed?? |
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Posted by: nick23 - 01-15-2015, 04:29 AM - Forum: Link Building
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Are Link Building agencies still needed?? What's your say in this opinion. In the last few years Search Algorithms have evolved tremendously. Webmasters are more focusing on building good content rather than focusing on links. Yeah, webmasters are still aware to clean their link profiles as Google penguin has come to play but still the focus on building links has turned around.
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| Creating value for your forum |
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Posted by: motionz - 01-14-2015, 04:21 AM - Forum: Forum Management & Promotion
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When a forum launches its like a white paper. Its the duty of the forum admin and forum staffs to draw a beautiful painting in it.
The picture in it will look good or bad as you will draw it. Creating value for your forum is the same kind of thing.
Focus- Focus on your sole purpose. Choose something that will define your forum in your own way. Its not about niche I am talking about its the way that people will see your forum in your niche. Suppose, your forum is about mobile phones then you can focus on giving reviews of newest phones in the market or create a comparison panel of several company's phones or you can just focus on the specification details of every phone. So, when a visitor comes to your forum he/she should get all the information about the term you are focusing on.
Posting content that will add value- If you are an admin of a new forum then you should mainly focus on building content. But that's not all. Content that will add value to the community and your entire niche, can only define your forum. Posting interesting topics that will lure your users to join and participate is not enough. You have to do content marketing for your forum a lot. Publish articles like tutorials, how to's etc the type of content that surely may not have any participation space but that will add value.
Admin Roles- You may have plenty of staff members who can build content, moderators, designers etc but still if you need to build value for your community then you as admin have to roll the dice. be active in your forum, think of it as home. Help your member, if anybody asks you something then first try to understand it correctly and then react, be patient, build such a trust that your forum members will trust you to rely on when some necessity comes.
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| 12 Quick Tips to Improve Email Marketing |
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Posted by: motionz - 01-12-2015, 07:00 AM - Forum: Email Marketing
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Here are some quick tips to improve your email marketing campaigns.
1. Make your email personalize. It can be done by saying Hello 'Sir/Mam' or Hello 'his/her name'.
2. Make your emails short but to the point. Always avoid unnecessary use of words.
3. Appreciate your clients time by saying 'Thanks for your time'.
4. Talk a few words about your client. About their previous or present work which you really appreciate.
5. Don't force them to do anything. Always be kind and polite. Request them nicely.
6. If you are putting any link in your mails then make sure its easily accessible.
7. Use a catchy, to the point & short but descriptive email heading.
8. Honour their expertise and work. But don't praise them.
9. Make sure your voice in the email is very clear and authoritative. As, it also reflects your personal values and dedication towards work.
10. Always make your subscribers feel 'good'. Make them feel special.
11. Don't make any kind of false promises in the heading or in the message body.
12. Add an unsubscribe button to all of your emails. This will not only make your emails an professional approach but also it shows your subscribers that you respect their personal choices and will.
I hope this might help you guys.
Check out also the article of basic mail structure here: <!-- l --><a class="postlink-local" href="http://forums.seomotionz.com/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=683">viewtopic.php?f=77&t=683</a><!-- l -->
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