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Grow your list in a relevant way This is essential to attracting the right subscribers. Grow


your database in a way that feels authentic and relevant. The ‘Refer a Friend’ schemes work really well for some businesses, but for others it doesn’t make sense. Facebook retargeting, social media collaborations and co-branded campaigns or competitions are all great methods to grow your database in theory, but if they aren’t relevant to your business they won’t feel authentic to your audience and you won’t attract the right subscribers, or you’ll risk not attracting many people at all.


For example, if you are running a co-branded campaign, you need to work with a brand that compliments your business and whose customers are likely to be your customers. For example, an airline


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collaborating with a suitcase company, shoe designers collaborating with clothing, dog food collaborating with dog accessory brands… You get the picture. It gives potential customers a double incentive to sign up.


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Give something back To avoid putting revenue at risk, merchants


need to own their data by implementing zero-party data collection technology in their stores, like the Shop Quiz and Conversational Pop-ups. Based on these rich datasets, stores can have segmented and personalised conversations with customers across their website, email, ads, SMS and Messenger. Brands that collect data through these direct online interactions will be empowered to build a stronger relationship based on trust and deep personalisation with consumers.


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A powerful lead magnet is an essential part of any email marketing strategy and ultimately needs to incentivise potential subscribers to part with their email address. Whether it’s a website pop-up featuring a tempting special offer for first time customers - you need to make it strong and relevant for your business. When you’ve hit them with your lead magnet, it’s time to nurture them with a strong welcome sequence that makes them feel more invested in your brand.


Don’t forget using a Quiz can also allow you to drive a more personalised experience to your customers by giving them relevant results AND also drive email capture.


Building on this Quiz experience with an integration with a Marketing Tech tool such as Klaviyo also allows you to build out enhanced customer profiles


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