Hey everyone! Happy Thursday - quick question for the general group: do you update your email header often? Or do you pretty much leave it be?
I run an investing newsletter at www.stockduediligence.com - in the header, I invited people to submit stock ideas (as a lead generator). What do you include in your header?
Hey everyone! Happy Thursday - quick question for the general group: do you update your email header often? Or do you pretty much leave it be?
I run an investing newsletter at www.stockduediligence.com - in the header, I invited people to submit stock ideas (as a lead generator). What do you include in your header?
I was opposed at first, but it helps introduce the newsletter when subscribers forward it to other people. It also has a link to a Typeform survey that allows readers to fill send in stock recommendations for analysis. I've used this to gain additional subs.
Thanks Carter that's interesting. I think at my audience engages more directly from social media and isn't using email sharing--they're more likely to just send a link around. But that's a good note as my email list grows, and a fun way to implement a call to action.
Even though I haven’t written even my first newsletter yet, I think a short header and footer is important to lead people in and then encourage them to share/subscribe at the end. I copied the format of Dan Rather’s newsletter, Steady
I think it helps introduce the newsletter when subscribers forward it to other people. I incorporated a link to a Typeform survey that allows readers to send in stock recommendations for analysis, which has helped me gain additional subs.
Hey everyone! Happy Thursday - quick question for the general group: do you update your email header often? Or do you pretty much leave it be?
I run an investing newsletter at www.stockduediligence.com - in the header, I invited people to submit stock ideas (as a lead generator). What do you include in your header?
I'm going to start including links to my Sections in my email header. Easier for reader to find them.
Great idea! Thank you for sharing this.
Hey Carter, I don't use a header/footer. How do you typically use yours/what purpose does it fulfill for you?
Same doubt here, I don't know why I should use it.
I was opposed at first, but it helps introduce the newsletter when subscribers forward it to other people. It also has a link to a Typeform survey that allows readers to fill send in stock recommendations for analysis. I've used this to gain additional subs.
Thanks Carter that's interesting. I think at my audience engages more directly from social media and isn't using email sharing--they're more likely to just send a link around. But that's a good note as my email list grows, and a fun way to implement a call to action.
Even though I haven’t written even my first newsletter yet, I think a short header and footer is important to lead people in and then encourage them to share/subscribe at the end. I copied the format of Dan Rather’s newsletter, Steady
I have no idea how to use the header but I would like to learn. What is the purpose?
I think it helps introduce the newsletter when subscribers forward it to other people. I incorporated a link to a Typeform survey that allows readers to send in stock recommendations for analysis, which has helped me gain additional subs.