As a home service business owner, you know how important it is to stay top-of-mind with your customers. Whether you provide HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or landscaping services, maintaining strong relationships with your clients can lead to repeat business and referrals. A newsletter is one of the most effective ways to nurture these relationships.
If you’re the face of your business—whether you’re podcasting, creating courses, or running your own company—having a book under your name is one of the smartest moves you can make.
Why? Because a book does what no other medium can: it proves you’re the real deal, it widens your reach, and it makes your message unforgettable.
The revenue generated from a monthly email campaign can vary greatly depending on several factors, including the size and engagement level of your email list, the quality and relevance of your email content, the effectiveness of your calls-to-action, and the nature of your business.
It’s hard to believe, but we’re in the final few weeks of 2021. Just three more weeks and we’ll be ushering in the new year! And with it, resolutions for better work and eating habits, lifestyle changes, and plans for success.
Your customer’s inbox is a competitive place. Your emails are likely to be competing directly with the big guys so your first order of business is to stand out so your messaging doesn’t land in the trash folder.
While measuring your open rate is easy, measuring engagement is more of a challenge. But it’s engagement you need if you want to leave a lasting impression — and get more sales!
Below are seven tips to engage clients with email.
Congratulations! You’ve written and published a book and you’re ready to get it in front of the people who could benefit most from your wisdom.
Writing the book is just the beginning. After you’ve distributed that first few books to friends, colleagues and family, it’s time to get it into the hands of your intended readers.
As an entrepreneur, your business is your baby. It likely consumes almost all of your thoughts, day and night.
You have goals in mind, even if just getting through uncertain times is one of them.
You’ve learned so much already. You’ve learned the basics of marketing, social media, hiring, firing, accounting, government legislation, and you have people to help you with the rest. But you’re willing to do whatever it takes to become a huge success. It’s your dream, it’s your job, it’s your life! You need to take advantage of every avenue available to achieve this success and be heard in your marketplace.
From endless emails and texts to social media posts and proposals, today’s entrepreneurs and small business owners are used to communicating online non-stop. And as content continues to be king — or queen, depending on who you ask! — the pressure is on to crank out large quantities of copy to get your brand in front of as many potential customers as possible.
Have you ever wondered which is more important to the success of your business: retaining clients or finding new ones? Acquiring new customers is necessary to your long-term business plan as new clients fuel your business forward. However, it is critical, especially for established businesses, to also focus on customer retention. This is often an untapped resource that has many benefits to your overall business growth strategy.
Once you have invested all that time and money into acquiring new customers, maximize that investment by retaining them.