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SEM A - Promotion PE – Develop content for use in marketing communications to create interest in product/business/idea PI – Write marketing copy PI – Execute targeted s

Types of s Plain text – Easy to create & least expensive – Most common type – Text formatted to be pleasant to the eye – May contain links HTML – May look like web pages – Supported by multiple s – Longer download time & space Rich media – Expensive & complicated with video, graphics & sound – Require tech knowledge, extra space and internet

What to consider before Timing of s – Frequency – daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly – Delivery time – time and date Distribution methods – Full service firms Most expensive, suggest target markets, create all content, execute mailings, track results & longer lead time – Hosting services – Monthly fee based on mailings – In-house – Cost not tied to mailings, control of all content, can make changes, requires software or use BCC distribution

What to consider before Safety/security – Business privacy policy – type of data collected & how the company will use/distribute the data Include the privacy policy in all s – Establish trust by being honest and non- threatening Consider a guarantee or money back policy

Establish recipients Potential customers – Companies will also purchase lists – Need to make sure recipients are target market Current customers – Many may opted to receive timely information Newsletter subscribers Discussion group members – These are generally interested individuals

Elements of a marketing From – Personalized, clearly identifies sender & error free To – Personalized, makes recipient feel only sent to them Subject – Avoid Spam filters – avoid certain types of words – Focus on benefits to the recipient – Catchy, original hook – gain their attention Marketing copy – Grammatically correct – no typos or spelling errors – Succinct & complete but not wordy

Elements of a marketing Marketing Content – Organized, understood and can follow – Ideas are clear and understood by recipients – Offers unique proposition & encourages response – Establishes trust with exact costs & non-threatening Format – Style - Quality – Consistency – Design complements message with margins & white space – Fonts (size & face) adds to readability – Style is consistent – overall appearance has flair & pleasing to the eye – Size & weight of headings guide the eye – Properly formatted with clear sections, no broken lines & text that fits

Elements of a marketing Call to action/response – Response mechanisms built into 1st & last paragraphs – Provides date, location and links for response Testimonials – Helps to establish trust with the recipients – Reassures the recipient Marketing links – Works properly & takes recipient to web page offer Signatures – Complete contact info that is short & simple

Elements of a marketing Request removal link – Clear and specific instructions to request removal – Allows them to change their subscriber information Privacy statement – Explains the information being collected – Explains how this information will be used/distributed

Targeted procedures Create lists – Select recipients more likely to respond – If possible choose recipients that have signed up Create a signature – Name, company, contact info, benefit, close Create the – Develop personalized, benefit focused & relevant content – subject line must be “catchy” (hook) Choose an ing distribution technique – BCC – when you do not use software – Bulk software

Targeted procedures Conduct a test run – Make corrections and test again Send the Manage the distribution list – Delete or fix bad or unwanted addresses Provide follow-up service – Adequate # of customer service personnel should be able to respond within 24 hours – this can be automated Track the results – Have customer service ask what prompted the inquiry – Monitor the activity on the web pages targeted by the