Email Marketing

Business growth is important for both small and large organizations, and growth only happens when a company puts its brand in front of the right audience. That is why businesses invest heavily in marketing strategies that speak the language of the target customer; that appeal to the beliefs and interests of the ideal client. These days, marketers are going a step further to include direct marketing campaigns to their marketing strategies.

Let's take a multiple choice quiz.

It’s almost the 4th of July, and that means you probably:

a) Have a ton of work to finish before Wednesday

b) Are super excited for the fireworks and fun

c) Need to come up with an awesome social media post & email campaign for the 4th of July

d) All of the above!

The IWC Team picked d, and to help out others in the same boat as we are, we decided to come up with this post to help you promote your business on the 4th of July!

But first, as always, some statistics.

It takes a user approximately 5 to 7 exposures to your brand before they really take notice, and when they do your chances of a conversion become much more likely. But how do you do this?

Most web users will go to a website, and leave. 93% actually. 7to 10% may interact, as those are the “buy now” users whom we all love so much! Still, 93% are still waiting to be educated, impressed and encouraged to act.

Enter Remarketing.

If you have a list of contacts, congratulations! You have the basis for a robust lead generation campaign. Yet, the fact remains that four out of five B2B leads never actually turn into sales. Why exactly is that? Email marketing can be a great way to bring in new leads, but to make it work for you, your company must go beyond simply sending out generic emails and hoping for the best. The fact remains that in B2B marketing, you must target your leads based on their interests and nurture those leads to convert them into paying customers.

Rules: don’t run with scissors; don’t play ball in the house; don’t smack your brother… we all have them. We urge you follow these rules prior to sending out your first email marketing campaign. Although, if you choose not to, we won’t tattle, but your analytics will.

"I've been getting emails from your company on a regular basis. I have to say… it's the type of content I want to read. It certainly is compelling and drives a user to want to do business with you. So I’m interested in seeing what you can do for us…"