If you’re not segmenting, you’re not email marketing.
The first rule of marketing is that you can’t say the same thing to everyone. As much as possible, you have to appeal to individuals. If you’re sending the same exact messages to your whole contact list, you’re leaving leads on the table.
In fact, the fewer segments you have, the less effective your emails will be.
Today, we share an easy way to segment your email list, so you can start writing to people based on their needs and interests. No matter what email marketing software you use, follow our step-by-step instructions to set up your basic segments — then, speak to each separately.
If it sounds simple, it is! Segmenting is a fundamental part of successful email marketing. With a little time and effort, you can improve open rates, click rates, and (you guessed it) sales. Click Play!
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