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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Doodle welcome email, featured in Episode 32.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(03:47) Takeaway 1: Know your audience and tailor your strategy to their reality.
(04:35) Takeaway #2: Always remember that your first sell is the internal team, not just the subscribers.
(05:42) Takeaway #3: Weigh the pros and cons. We may be best serving our customers, even if they think we’re doing things wrong.
(07:17) Takeaway #4: Know your lines. What matters to you as a brand? What matters to you for your customers?
Links from this episode
Take a look at the emails we featured in Ep. 32
Learn the amazing benign violation theory from Nick Guadio in Episode 9
Hannah taught us the say-do gap in a LinkedIn post, but she also came on for an amazing episode
Hear Rand Fishkin question standard business practices in Episode 30 (also hear about the SOC2 compliance requests they know they can tune out
Listen in on some of the hate mail Drizly got from Jared Jones in Episode 18
Hear how Alex Sanfillipo of PodMatch tunes out insulting feedback in Episode 28
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When your market is challenged by a huge pain point but doesn’t have much experience with paid software plans – how do you gain trust and credibility to win upgrades? If you’re me, writing emails for Doodle, you throw in some comic relief – and show up when they need you, with a behavioral-based onboarding flow that goes heavy on voice… and increase paid conversions by 64%.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(03:21) The goal of the emails in this sequence – and why things are different nowadays
(03:57) Why we decided to go hard on voice
(05:05) How this email was misunderstood
(05:56) The good, the bad, and the ugly feedback we got from this sequence
(06:49) What contributed to the resounding success of this email sequence
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the SparkToro feedback-slash-winback email, featured in Episode 30.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(03:54) Takeaway 1: 1:1-style personal emails don’t have to be (or usually shouldn’t be) all or nothing
(04:48) Takeaway #2: Flex those humility muscles before asking for customer feedback
(05:55) Takeaway #3: Use email content to take shared values further
(08:00) Takeaway #4: Learn (and use) your customers’ lifecycle
(08:49) Takeaway #5: Use choice to increase relevance when you don’t have the right data
(09:17) Takeaway #6: Don’t blindly follow your competition
(10:02) Takeaway #7: Understand screen fatigue and cut whatever you can
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When your audience only needs your software inconsistently, how do you distinguish between disappointment or product misalignment – and natural lifecycle usage? If you’re Rand Fishkin, you send an all-rounder email that collects product feedback, updates churned customers, and improves the world’s home Italian cuisine – all at the same time.
About our guest
Rand Fishkin is cofounder and CEO of SparkToro, makers of fine audience research software, and indie game developer Snackbar Studio. He’s dedicated his professional life to helping people do better marketing through his writing, videos, speaking, and his book, Lost and Founder. When Rand’s not working, he’s usually cooking a fancy meal for the love of his life, author Geraldine DeRuiter.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(08:42) How SparkToro tag teams their email communications – and how each sender flavors their emails with unique perspectives
(11:50) The unique lifecycle of the SparkToro customer – and the even more unique response and encouragement of the SparkToro team and communications
(19:11) How feeding bias into the email copy actually improves responses and gives the team better feedback
(19:57) How they keep this email updated, without maxing out the team
(21:31:) Why you shouldn’t use cream in your pasta – and what you should do instead
(22:33) The simple filter that helps the team deprioritize the requests that won’t serve their core customers
(27:01) The changes Rand wants to make to this email (and every other email he sends)
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the PodMatch cold pitch, featured in Episode 28.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(04:50) Takeaway 1: Look at cold pitching as a sprint, not as a project
(05:06) Takeaway #2: The more research you have, the stronger your hypotheses are going to be
(05:55) Takeaway #3: Give yourself the time to let the full process happen, without pressure
(06:08) Takeaway #4: Be quick with cold (but not in the way you think)
(07:12) Takeaway #5.1: Don’t be scared to follow up
(07:41) Takeaway #5.2: Find that balance of following best practices
(10:32) Takeaway #6: Responses is where you’re going to feel that human relationship-ness of email, for better or for worse
(11:44) Takeaway #7: Again, find your space within best practices – and use this to know if you’re breaking them safely.
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When you’ve built your business on a serve-first mindset – how can you rethink cold email to reflect that mentality? How can you show perfect strangers that you’re here to guide and support – whether or not they become a customer?
If you’re Alex Sanfilippo of PodMatch, you disregard your mastermind’s “don’t do it!” advice and offer your $1,200 course, completely free – and build relationships as you build up the global podcasting community.
About our guest
Alex Sanfilippo is the founder of PodMatch.com, a software that automatically matches podcast guests and hosts for interviews. Alex is also the host of the top-rated podcast, Podcasting Made Simple, and a lead educator in the podcasting industry. Alex's sole focus is to serve independent podcast guests and hosts so they can grow their influence and revenue so they can better serve their listeners!
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(02:42) Alex’s original cold pitching strategy and why he decided to overhaul it
(06:37) The creation process of this email and Alex’s genius workflow for writing like he speaks
(09:22) The #1 strategy that people don’t realize that makes cold email successful – and how Podmatch takes it to the next level, across all of their emails
(10:41) Why Alex only sends one email and not a whole cold sequence (plus, a good litmus test for knowing when you can break best practices)
(13:17) One really unique thing about the responses that this email generates
(14:50) Why Alex’s mastermind advised against his strategy – and how he used that story to generate more accountability and commitment from recipients
(17:20) Why this send was so scary and Alex’s multi-prong strategy for dealing with negative responses
(20:06) How this email is truly serving and impacting podcasters – and how Alex makes personal communication scaleable
(27:37) Alex’s favorite emails to swipe from
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Powtoon webinar registration email featured in Episode 26.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(04:54) Takeaway 1: Use data to personalize for relevance, not for attention
(06:03) Takeaway #2: Collect data! Interviews, reviews, polls – whatever, wherever, it’s such critical stuff
(06:32) Takeaway #3: Make sure you’re using the right kind of data for personalization
(07:40) Takeaway #4: Weigh the complexity of personalization vs. the output and value it’ll give you
(08:24) Takeaway #5: Lean more on behavioral data than on data that you ask for
(08:53) Takeaway #6: Value those replies, read them, respond to them, and use them!
(09:34) Takeaway #7: Balance plain text strategy with well designed emails (for ecomm)
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When you have robust data on your leads’ pain points – how do you best use it? If you’re Anna Levitin and the Powtoon team, you use your leads’ language to craft highly relevant subject lines – and increase email opens, webinar registrations, and webinar attendance rates.
About our guest
Anna Levitin is an Email & Lifecycle Marketing Specialist, formerly Email & Marketing Operations Lead at Powtoon. Anna is an email enthusiast with a talent for AB tests, segmentation, and positive ROI. Cultural anthropology background empowers her passion for understanding customers' behaviors, anticipating their needs, and delivering personalized content. She has vast experience working with SaaS and e-commerce products. Anna is an international speaker at email conferences, podcast guest, and vivid evidence that email is far from dead.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(05:23) How webinars fit into the overall Powtoon content strategy - and how they use them to build community and celebrate their customers
(09:14) How they deeply personalize their webinar flows based on each user’s data
(10:49) How they swiped from one of their sales rep’s hack to increase open and attendance rates
(19:26 How they use design to demonstrate the varied benefits of their webinars
(21:42) How they weave feedback throughout the customer experience to continuously personalize the user experience
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Harvie free gift email, featured in Episode 24
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(02:47) Takeaway #1: Judge carefully
(04:11) Takeaway #2: Segment your list… but… do so with a grain of salt.
(05:29) Takeaway #3: Test your offers before defaulting to that discount
(06:26) Takeaway #4: Use research to answer your questions
(07:00) Takeaway #5: Use email to test what research can’t answer for you
(07:55) Takeaway #6: Match your copy to what your audience needs to hear
(08:53) Takeaway #7: Realize that there is no objective definition for “valuable”
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When you’ve slashed your membership price for four big, back-to-back sales, how do you go back to simpler offers – especially when you know your best customers aren’t even coming for the discounts? Listen in on how we took advantage of a favorite local pop up to build a non-discount-but-still-exciting promo for Harvie.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(01:21) How Harvie founder’s unique background gave rise to Harvie
(03:29) The 3 reasons we needed to rethink Harvie’s promotional offers – and the 1 thing that made it tricky
(04:58) The lightbulb moment – and why it worked
(05:29) Why this email is so short – and what the follow up looked like
(06:31) The other times we tried free gift offers for Harvie
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Copyhackers cart close email, featured in Episode 22.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(04:39) Takeaway 1: Use your resources the way that works best for you, not how everyone says you should
(07:42) Takeaway #2: Would you say this in real life? Maybe that’s okay, maybe it’s not, but you need to dig into the why
(08:22) Takeaway #3: It’s your job to take the reins on emotion
(09:55) Takeaway #4: Every touchpoint is a branding opportunity. Which means every email is a branding opportunity.
Links from this episode
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When you know your best prospects are feeling the pressure of cart close – how do you shift the tone to empower decision-making from a confident place? If you’re Ry Schwartz of Copy School, you serenade your subscribers right through the doors of your program.
About our guest
Ry Schwartz has been deep in the trenches for dozens of 6- and 7-figure program launches and evergreen funnels. He’s written for and/or consulted with top online entrepreneurs and trainers like Amy Porterfield, Todd Herman, London Real, Josh Shipp and Dan Martell just to name a few. And he’s done it all without writing a single line of “copy”. Instead, he developed the Coaching The Conversion Method™ as a faster, more natural and intuitive framework for crafting launch and funnel copy that connects deeply with your prospects, and “coaches” them into being the perfect buyer. Ry has used his signature CTC processes to generate a combined revenue of $75M+ for his partners and clients - while training thousands of students as a guest-teacher inside Copy School (by Copyhackers) and his own training platform, Empire Engineering.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(4:19) How Ryan does and does not use AI – and the process-improving reasons why
(9:05) One of Ry’s humanizing criteria for writing copy
(9:39) The mashup of things that inspired this serenading email (5 entire years ago!)
(11:09) How Ry sets the tone of cart close emails to empower confident decision making
(14:23) What “projectuition” is – and how Ry uses it to normalize and validate pain points
(17:11) The feedback Ry got from this email and video
(19:58) The strategic change Ry would have made to this email if he could go back in time
(21:28) Ry’s favorite brands to cull inspiration from – and why
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Sinch April Fool’s Day email, featured in Episode 20.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(02:26) Takeaway 1: Block the big things into your content calendar
(02:09) Takeaway #1.1: Feeling pressured by certain email norms? Strip it down to the why and reformat accordingly
(02:48) Takeaway #2: Don’t stop until you hit the dead end of the customer experience
(05:08) Takeaway #3: Build brand loyalty when you use (real) exclusivity
(05:28) Takeaway #4: Find good mentors. Or… maybe be a good mentor.
(06:18) Takeaway #5: Don’t stress if your creative process fluctuates with time
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When your audience is a bunch of email developers, designers, and marketers – split across three different products – how do you wow them… and segment them… at the same time? If you’re Megan Boshuyzen, you develop a dozen interactive April Fool’s Day emails that deliver a perfectly crafted, Buzzfeed-style user experience.
About our guest
Megan Boshuyzen is the award-winning Senior Email Developer at Sinch Email, overseeing email development for Sinch Mailgun, Sinch Mailjet, and Sinch Email on Acid. She also leads Email on Acid’s monthly “Notes from the Dev” show, helping to advance the email development space by spotlighting thought leaders and sharing best practices. A graphic designer turned email developer, Megan believes that well-designed emails can transform the way businesses communicate with their customers and create positive change. Prior to joining Sinch Email, Megan co-founded Mango and Marigold Press – an award-winning, independent publishing house – and went on to spend more than four years building and growing the email program for the Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s PJ Library.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(04:39) The system Megan uses to ship emails for 3 brands with her 2-person team
(06:27) The crazy timeline they gave for this email – and why it still wasn’t long enough (!)
(07:52) The bajillion variations of emails and landing pages Megan and Julia developed for this one email send
(09:04) Why they didn’t link to an external quiz for the non-interactive audience (this one surprised me)
(15:42) The creation process of the email (and landing pages) – and where they swiped design inspiration from
(19:49) The types of responses the email generated – and how that’s informing their future strategy
(24:00) Megan’s favorite brands to swipe from – and why developers tend to use curated feeds for inspiration
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Drizly goodbye emails, featured in Episode 18.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(06:11) Takeaway #1: Build your brand’s human side with safety nets
(06:16) Takeaway #1.1: Test your sender names
(07:43) Takeaway #2: Keep the customer front and center when using humor
(10:24) Takeaway #3: Weave branding into your email strategy
(11:32) Takeaway #4: Find mini-niches to spotlight and engage with
Links from this episode
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How do you bid farewell to your subscribers after building a fan base who consistently posts your emails to social? Oh, and you’re not tasked with sending one or two goodbyes – your brief includes 19 (!) reminders. If you’re Jared Jones, formerly of Drizly, you lean into the humor of the situation and craft a sendoff that perfectly matches the absurdist voice your brand is loved for.
*About our guest*
Jared Jones is a writer, musician, and one-time podcast guest living in Boston, Massachusetts. He's currently trying to sell his first screenplay so if you happen to know any famous movie producers, well, that'd be pretty neat.
*Ideas you don’t want to miss*
(05:25) How Jared used his comedy background to develop the Drizly voice – and his “test the fences” barometer
(11:43) How the team planned the 19-email-20-push (!) Drizly goodbye – and how the idea was borne from the absurd amount of emails they had to send
(12:49) How the “last Western” movie influenced the idea and imagery of the campaign
(16:55) Jared’s brainstorming strategy – and elusive methods for defining a creative process
(21:25) The results of the goodbye emails (and other fun subscriber reactions over the years)
(28:30) How Jared is transitioning to a new role at a 100-year old brand that has tighter fences
(30:13) Jared’s favorite brands to swipe emails from
(32:14) A neat trick Jared uses to build loyalty with his readers
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Whew, it’s been a fun season! Let’s take a peek behind the making of Email Swipes! And hey, you can even shape Season 2 when you gimme feedback on Season 1.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(01:05) Why I started Email Swipes despite the fact that I’m not your classic podcast person
(03:41) The one thing I’d do differently if I was launching Email Swipes again
(04:28) The best part of the launch (that I almost didn’t even include)
(04:39) Why I edited the first 10 episodes myself – and why I started outsourcing the editing
(06:10) How I use AI (and how I don’t) for Email Swipes
(06:54) The most surprising things about podcasting
(08:01) The most rewarding thing about podcasting
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Give me feedback on Season 1 so I can improve for Season 2
Check out everyone’s guesses on what I was launching (on the success page of the survey, @#sorrynotsorry)
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the Tailwind onboarding email, featured in Episode 15.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(01:36) Takeaway #1: Keep your content goal-oriented
(06:17) Takeaway #2: Keep your content action-oriented
(07:12) Takeaway #3: Don’t forget that sender name reputation is worth more than subject line click-ability
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How do you build community when your huge Earth Day initiative is shut down by a global pandemic? Listen in on how we used pop culture – and a dose of positivity and social responsibility – to gear up for Awara’s Earth Day sale, at the height of COVID-19.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(02:01) The new idea the team came up with, to replace the original IRL initiative
(03:13) What made this email risky
(03:58) The disappointing response this email got
(04:46) A similar email I once got from a different brand
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Let’s dive into the strategies and methods used in the POWERUP Toys abandoned cart email, featured in Episode 11.
Ideas you don’t want to miss
(02:08) Takeaway 1: Research gives you relevance.
(03:03) Takeaway 2: Templates have their place, but they’re limited
(03:26) Takeaway 3: Use abandoned carts to motivate, not just remind
(05:29) Takeaway 4: Layer in emotion – it’s how people make decisions!
(05:52) Takeaway 5: Test your buttons – boring often converts better
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