Jon Clark, Marketing Automation Specialist at StellarWP, shares insights on email marketing automation, creating entertaining YouTube content, and his thoughts on recent video games like Elden Ring. He emphasizes the importance of personalized messaging and entertaining content on YouTube. Jon considers starting a second channel focused on creative film projects and cinematography.
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Boost Email Engagement with Gamification
Gamify emails to boost open and interaction rates effectively.
Use dynamic content and segment emails to suit demographics and locations.
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Email Timing Best Practices
Avoid sending emails on Fridays to ensure better engagement.
Midday Monday to Thursday are the best sending times for email campaigns.
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Balance Email Frequency Wisely
Space your email campaigns based on content and product needs.
Avoid sending too many emails in a short period to prevent overwhelming recipients.
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I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jon Clark, Marketing Automation Specialist at StellarWP, who also has his own YouTube channel called Jon Automates where he discusses movies, pop culture, and video games. In this fun and insightful episode, Jon shares his expertise on email marketing automation, creating entertaining YouTube content, and his thoughts on recent video games like Elden Ring.
At StellarWP, Jon focuses on managing email marketing automation across their suite of WordPress products. He discusses best practices like avoiding email sends on Fridays, finding the optimal times to reach engaged audiences, and using dynamic content and segmentation to create more personalized, relevant messaging. Jon emphasizes focusing on whether an email campaign will entertain or provide value rather than just chasing metrics.
On his YouTube channel, Jon prioritizes creating entertaining content on movies, trailers, and pop culture over optimizing for the algorithm. He collaborates with a close group of "YouTube friends" who cross-promote each other's channels. Jon purposefully avoids "rage channels" and politics to foster a positive community where different opinions can be shared openly. He's considering starting a second channel focused just on creative film projects and cinematography.