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To make sure you are not wasting your time with tools that don’t function, make a test using your company or a company that you know. Chances are that if you are taking the right results for your company, the same will happen for the rest of the companies. To help you save even more time, I suggest you to consider using Anyleads and Hunter. If you want to know more about those, then look no further. We’ve written step-by-step guides for both of them: > Anyleads’ guide > Hunter’s guide Email flow automation with Anyleads Step 8: Take your time Knowing that you’ve already spent a lot of time to reach this step.
But if you can’t manage that, you risk sending all of your efforts right into the trash. Take a breath Email List and set your time frame. Split your actions across this frame to be able to evaluate each action. Step 9: Segments, dimensions, and copies You’ve spent much time creating your list so you ought to extract the maximum possible value from it. Enter A/B testing. 1. Make a list of all the data you have collected from different companies and their employees. 2. Start making segments according to common characteristics (age, gender years in the company, position or whatever you need according to your strategy).
Create different copies and define what offer you will give for each segment, according to the copy you’ll send. 4. Create variants for each segment. Don’t even start unless you have at least three variants per segment. Did you notice that I didn’t mention copywriting until step 9? Copywriting is one of the major factors that will determine the success or the failure of your email outreach campaign. You already know that your offer is valuable. You have to convince your audience that it’s also valuable for them. The single best way to do that? Effective copywriting! Thankfully, we have a guide for that, with the best tips on how to craft compelling copy.
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