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Consumers have different needs and expectations at each stage of the email subscriber lifecycle—from acquisition and onboarding, through a range of engagement and re-engagement tactics, to the end of an email relationship. In this session, Chad White, ExactTarget Marketing Cloud’s Lead Research Analyst and author of Email Marketing Rules, will share advice on how to optimize each stage, illustrating his recommendations with real-life examples from the Marketing Cloud Swipe File on Pinterest. Get inspired and come away with great email marketing ideas to steal, test, and make your own.

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  • 1. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14#CNX14Email Subscriber Lifecycle Strategiesfrom the Swipe FileChad WhiteLead Research Analyst, ExactTarget Marketing CloudAuthor of Email Marketing Rules@[email protected]/ExactTarget

2. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14Mass marketers develop a productand try to find customers for thatproduct. But 1:1 marketers developa customer and try to find productsfor that customer.Don Peppers and Martha Rogers,Coauthors of The One to One Future 3. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14To maximize the value of anemail relationship, you need tocater to your subscribers needsand wants throughout theirentire subscriber lifecycle. 4. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The subscriber lifecycle has 6 stages: Acquisition signup processes through acquisition sources Onboarding signup confirmation page and welcome email(s) Engagement broadcast and seasonal emails Reengagement win-back and other reengagement tactics Super-engagement segmented, browse & cartabandonment, post-purchase, and other emails Transition opt-out page, opt-out confirmation page,preference center, re-permission emails 5. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14 6. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14What well cover during the next 40 minutes1 2 3Acquisition+OnboardingEngagement+Reengagement+Super-EngagementTransition 7. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Chad White Lead Research Analyst at theExactTarget Marketing Cloud Author of Email Marketing Rules(2nd Edition released 9/2/14) 10+ years covering email marketing andecommerce as researcher and journalist@chadswhite 8. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14The Swipe File New examples of great digitalmarketing every weekEmail Swipe FileAudience Growth Swipe FileSocial Swipe FileMobile Swipe File Dozens of ExactTarget MarketingCloud contributors from aroundthe world@chadswhite 9. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The Acquisition Stage consists ofthe methods you use to getconsumers to opt in to your emailprogram, as well as the entiretyof a confirmed opt-in process. 10. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14A few Email Marketing Rules for Acquisition: Keep the signup process short Target acquisition sources close to your shopping and customerservice operations Make your signup calls-to-actions prominent Make it clear that people are opting in Make calls-to-actions clear@chadswhite 11. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14ExactTargets Retail Touchpoints Optimized report found 12. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Zillow Signup call-to-action reachesmobile app users when theyare engaged A value-add to Favorites List Simple Yes/No opt-in sincethey already have the usersemail address 13. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14E-receiptKrispyKreme Prominent on box Exposed to signupCTA during andafter consumption Easy-to-rememberURL goes directlyto email signupform 14. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14E-receiptKrispyKreme Prominent on box Exposed to signupCTA during andafter consumption Easy-to-rememberURL goes directlyto email signupform But long opt-in form 15. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Olive Garden Takes advantageof idle time in therestaurant 2 ways to exposeguests to signupcall-to-action 3 ways to sign up: Via URL Via text Via QR code 16. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Olive Garden Anotherexposurepost-meal Highlightssignupincentive Provides a 4thway tosubscribe: viapaper form 17. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14HomeDepot Opt-inrequestpiggybackson e-receipt Above-the-foldplacementof signupbanner@chadswhite 18. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Noun Project Subscriptionactivationemail as partof a confirmedopt-in (COI)process Simple, directmessage@chadswhite 19. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The Onboarding Stageconsists of your opt-inconfirmation page and yourwelcome email or welcomeemail series. 20. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14A few Email Marketing Rules for Onboarding: Use opt-in confirmation page as a pre-welcome Send welcome emails immediately to maximize signuphoneymoon effect Send a series of welcome emails Make your welcome emails seasonally relevant@chadswhite 21. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Brooks Brothers After collecting just anemail address, thesignup confirmationpage asks for more info Includes opt upopportunity to receiveemails from factorystores and blog 22. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14ExactTargets Retail Touchpoints Optimized report found 23. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14ExactTargets State of Marketing report found@chadswhite 24. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby@chadswhite 25. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby@chadswhite 26. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby@chadswhite 27. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby@chadswhite 28. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby@chadswhite 29. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest Qualifyingemail isfollowedby 30. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinterest A 6-emailwelcomeseries over 6days Each email isfocused onone aspect ofPinterest forBusinessprogram 31. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Walmart Engages withseasonally relevantimagery andmessaging Makes the mostof seasonalsubscribers 32. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The Engagement Stage consistsof your baseline promotionalmailstreamthat is, your regularlyscheduled broadcast emailsplus seasonal fluctuations infrequency. 33. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14A few Email Marketing Rules for Engagement: Design emails that render well across all platforms Use dynamic content and personalization to add targeted contentto emails Offer subscribers non-promotional content andcalls-to-action Send more emails when your customers are in market@chadswhite 34. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14Percentage of B2C brands using mobile-friendly email designsOct. 13 Dec. 13. Feb. 14. Apr. 14 Jun. 14 Aug. 14 *Dec. 1422% 30% 30% 33% 41% 48% 70%*prediction 35. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Reliant Weekly Summaryemails about thehomeownersenergy usage Deeply personalized 36. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Reliant Weekly Summaryemails about thehomeownersenergy usage Deeply personalized 37. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Hipmunk Uses B2B infographictactic Educational rather thanpromotional Drives engagementwith blog Shareworthy content 38. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Hipmunk Uses B2B infographictactic Educational rather thanpromotional Drives engagementwith blog Shareworthy content 39. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14Predicted number of promotional emails retailers will send each of their subscribersJuly Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan.18 18 18 19 22 28 19 40. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The Reengagement Stageconsists of messaging tacticsdesigned to address subscriberswho are inactive or are indanger of soon becominginactive. 41. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14A few Email Marketing Rules for Reengagement: Be thoughtful about defining inactivity Reengage with rich discounts and progressive profiling Send inactive subscribers emails less frequently Target inactives in other channels with win-back emails@chadswhite 42. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14 43. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14American Apparel Discount coupledwith progressiveprofiling Simple, directmessaging 44. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14American Apparel Requests info topower triggeredmessaging,segmentation, andpersonalization,BirthdayZip codeInterests 45. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14 46. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Pinkberry Reengagement email In response to 3months of mobile appinactivity 47. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14While reengagement reducesthe risks posed by inactives,Super-Engagement fostersmore opportunities withactive subscribers. 48. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14A few Email Marketing Rules for Super-Engagement: Send more segmented messages Set up more triggered emails including browse and cartabandonment emails, birthday emails, post-purchase emails Give subscribers opportunities to opt up to receive emailson additional topics, as part of a loyalty program, or fromsister brands Optimize transactional emails for upsells and cross-sells 49. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Lowes Progressive profiling Gauging seasonalinterests Powers segmentedmessages 50. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14ModCloth Signup anniversaryemail Sharable coupon Social sign-in call-to-actionwith promise ofbirthday email 51. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Crate & Barrel Post-purchase email Care instructions Cross-sells barequipment and wineand cheese accessories 52. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Starbucks Loyalty programemails Milestone notificationemail Progressive profilingsurvey 53. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The purpose of the TransitionStage is to avoid unnecessarydamage to your senderreputation and to attempt toretain the subscriber. 54. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14A Few Email Marketing Rules for Transition: Make it easy to opt out by following the 2-click unsubscribe rule Try to address the reasons that people unsubscribeToo many emailsIrrelevant emailsWant to change email address Be gracious as people opt out@chadswhite 55. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Staples Follows 2-clickunsubscriberule Option tochangeaddress Option to optdown 56. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14DemocraticCongressionalCampaignCommittee Usesconfirmationpage to driveopt-overs tosocial media@chadswhite 57. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Mini USA Re-permission email On brand messaging Gives subscribersmany options to click 58. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Mini Re-permission email On brand messaging Gives subscribersmany options to click 59. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Mini Re-permission email On brand messaging Gives subscribersmany options to click 60. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14 61. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Before I leave you with somefinal thoughts...Questions?@chadswhite 62. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14Im fascinated by emailmarketing metaphors.Ive heard people say emailmarketing is like 63. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14theatre dating building ahouse the Olympics golfbaseball fitness marriageraising a kid a fire hosecraft beer branding sex 64. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14But my personal favorite is:Email marketing is like acouples dance.@chadswhite 65. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14In fact, the first mockcover for the 1stEdition of my bookincluded cryptic,centuries-old danceinstructions.@chadswhite 66. @chadswhiteTrack: Email Marketing#CNX14The metaphor is apt because it has A beginning-middle-end Norms built around styles Social expectations Practice leads to skill Non-verbal communications 67. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14I suck at dancing.@chadswhite 68. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14I practiced a lotfor the firstdance with mywife at ourwedding.@chadswhite 69. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14And I wasnthorrible.My point is tryto be a goodpartner so@chadswhite 70. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14when youmess up anddrop that firstbite of cakedown yourpartners dress@chadswhite 71. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14shell giveyou anotherchance.@chadswhite 72. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14Rate my session:Email Subscriber Lifecycle Strategiesfrom the Swipe FileTake the Survey inthe Connections2014 Mobile App@chadswhiteJoin theConversation!Prizes!$50StarbucksGift Card#CNX14@chadswhite@ETswipefile 73. Track: Email Marketing#CNX14