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Tuesday, February 14, 2006

How to Use a Mailing List to Improve Your Business


How to Use a Mailing List to Improve Your Business

By creating a mailing list and sending out emails on a regular basis you will keep previous customers coming back for more. Here is an easy way to create a mailing list and make it work for you.

When a customer makes a purchase from your website you can add an option asking them if they would like to receive future offers by email. Most people will agree to this, especially if you have products that they will be likely to buy on a regular basis. Your shopping cart will allow you to see which customers have consented and given you their email address. You are now ready to compile a mailing list of your current customers.

You should not flood customer’s mailboxes with daily mailings, you should keep it down to once a week. In your mailings you should include new products that can now be purchased from your website, as well as sales or discounts that you are offering on any other products. A mailing list is a great way to keep your customers informed about the goings on of your online business.

Another great thing about shopping carts is that they allow you to see a customer’s shopping history. This will allow you to send the customer information about similar products to the ones they have already purchased.

By creating a mailing list and allowing it to grow as your website grows, you will not only bring in new clientele but will also keep old customers coming back for more. A mailing list is great way to maintain an ecommerce business.



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