No modern marketing campaign is complete without an email approach. You can try and reach new clients and stay in touch with existing ones in person, but that limits your reach. And you can try and stay in contact over social media, but then you’re competing with their friends, favourite band, and grumpy cat for attention. An email relationship is one of the few ways you can really keep their attention, let them get to know you, and keep them coming back to your site.
Of course, we can’t always stay in touch with clients on a personal level. We have a business to run, and eventually we will have way too many clients to talk to them all personally about everything. The solution is an email workflow. This allows us to tell our clients about everything that may interest them, remind them of our services, and ask for input, whilst reserving our personal attention for orders, complaints, and new relationships.
But how do we get started setting up an email marketing workflow?