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Email Marketing Hints & Tips
Topic: Copywriting
- Break Through the Clutter - 3 Tips on Writing Email Copy
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So how do make your email newsletter stand out as a "must read" issue after issue? Learn how to make your email newsletter stand out with email newsletter expert, Michael Katzand.
- Copywriting Secrets from Bob Bly
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Award-winning copywriter Bob Bly is the author of 70 books, including The Copywriter's Handbook, The Online Copywriter's Handbook, and the Complete Idiot's Guide to Direct Marketing. In this interview, Bob shares tips from his copywriting toolbox that can help you write compelling subject lines and calls to action (CTA) that get you the results you want.
- I Get a 'Click' Out of You: Writing Email Copy
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There's no magic formula, but here are some hints and tips on writing email copy. I hope you get a 'click' out of them.
- The Long and Short of Newsletter Content
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One of the biggest misconceptions people have about writing a newsletter is that it has to be long for it to have any value. That's just not true.
- When You Don't Want to Write
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Does the thought of writing email newsletter content leave your palms sweating like they did when you were in Ms. Smith's composition class? If so, then have no fear. This article offers three content creation ideas that require little to no writing on your part.
Best of all, they're quick and low-hassle techniques you can use to consistently create content your audience will love. If you publish on a regular basis, you'll be positioned as an expert in your field and the benefits of email marketing will flow your way.
- Writing Compelling Promotional Copy
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Good copy helps your readers understand what you are offering them and gives them a clear way to respond. These copywriting tips are ones that the pros know well and will help you to create compelling copy that will engage your readers.
- Writing Content People Will Beg For
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Contacting the subscribers on your email list is easy. Getting them to pay attention isn't. When people subscribe to your list, they share personal information with the expectation of receiving something valuable, if not awe inspiring. No pressure, right?
The good news is you can give them what they want and you don't have to be a professional writer to do it. In this article, I offer three ideas to make it easy to write content that is in high demand.
