Why you need to be sending segmented marketing emails

You already know we swear by email marketing as it’s one of the best channels for converting readers to buyers. But to get the most out of this marketing tool, you need to ensure you are sending segmented marketing emails. Gone are the days of using a one-size-fits-all approach to your email marketing, it’s time to level up and segment your audience. 

Segmentation helps you tailor your email content to the preferences, behaviours, and characteristics of different demographics and categories within your audience. By segmenting your email list, you can avoid sending generic, one-size-fits-all emails and instead deliver content that resonates with each group or segment. This can lead to higher conversion rates, increased customer satisfaction and loyalty, and a stronger overall email marketing strategy.

Why you should be sending segmented marketing emails

Higher Relevance and Personalisation: Segmentation allows you to send tailored content that aligns with the interests, preferences, and behaviours of each segment. This personalised approach increases the relevance of your emails and makes recipients more likely to engage with your content. 

  1. Improved Open and Click-Through Rates: When emails are relevant to recipients, they are more likely to open them and click on the links inside. This leads to higher open rates and click-through rates, which are essential metrics for measuring the success of your email campaigns.

  2.  Increased Conversion Rates: Segmented emails can drive higher conversion rates because they target specific groups with content that resonates with them. Whether your goal is to drive sales, sign-ups, or other actions, segmentation can improve your chances of achieving those conversions.

  3. Reduced Unsubscribes and Spam Complaints: Irrelevant or overly frequent emails can lead to unsubscribes and spam complaints. Segmentation helps you avoid bombarding your subscribers with content that doesn't interest them, reducing the likelihood of unsubscribing and complaints. 

  4. Optimised Content and Timing: Segmentation allows you to test different types of content and delivery times for each segment. Over time, you can analyze the data to determine which strategies work best for each group, leading to more effective campaigns.

To find out more about how to level up your email marketing and overall marketing strategy, book in a free 20 minute call with Sammi.

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