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Getting Craftier With Email Marketing

Amy Ellis
September 08, 2012

Getting Craftier With Email Marketing

Summit of Awesome 2012, Washington DC

Amy Ellis

September 08, 2012
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  1. Amy Ellis (@amy_e_ellis) - Head of Integrations and Partnerships at

    MailChimp. - Professional background in marketing & PR for nonprofit organizations. - Manages email marketing for the Atlanta Rollergirls & serves as an email strategy consultant for other small businesses. - Has presented email marketing workshops at conferences (crafty & otherwise) in Baltimore, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Atlanta and Seattle. - Only eats bananas. Tuesday, September 18, 12
  2. Don’t forget to tell your fans and followers about the

    promotion! - Post on Facebook - Tweet - Post a sign at your booth Tuesday, September 18, 12
  3. Make Your Campaigns Mobile Friendly Test your campaigns on your

    mobile device before sending. Tuesday, September 18, 12
  4. Some General Design Guidelines 320px max width for any one

    column Total max width 560px Increase text size, 16px minimum Tuesday, September 18, 12
  5. Automate Some of Your Sending - Create an ‘About Me’

    autoresponder to trigger 1-2 days after someone joins your list. - Set up a ‘thank you for subscribing’ email with the most popular products from your shop & trigger it to send a few days after signup. - Send a special surprise offer 1 day before a subscribers’ birthday. Tuesday, September 18, 12
  6. Post on FB and Twitter 1 day or so before

    you send your newsletter. Tease the content and encourage people to sign up. Tease Your Campaigns To Get More Signups Tuesday, September 18, 12
  7. Partner with Fellow Crafters For Even Better Results Connect with

    like-minded crafters & swap content or special offers for the other’s next newsletter. Look around for Crafters you love, friends, or crafters you know your subscribers love. Signup for their list, see what kind of content they send, then reach out to see if they’d want to work together. Tuesday, September 18, 12
  8. - Reward fans who signup for your email list. -

    Make a few tweaks to your email template so its mobile friendly. - Experiment with subject lines and send times. - Try segmenting your list when you send targeted content. - Set up an automated campaign. - Tease each issue before you send it to encourage a few last minute subscriptions. - Partner with other crafters to get in front of a new audience. Your Mission For 2012 Tuesday, September 18, 12