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In Today’s Memo:

• Action Plan – From Silent to Engaged 🔥

• Kevin O'Leary Dropping Gold 💬

• Shark Tank Case Study 🦈

• TOP 1% in 2024 🎧

ACTION PLAN
From Silent to Engaged: Email Tips for Service Businesses  🔥

Revitalizing Your Email Engagement Strategy for Service-Based Businesses

In the dynamic world of email marketing, ensuring your messages not only land in your clients' inboxes but also capture their attention is an ongoing challenge. If you, as a service-based business owner, are grappling with less-than-ideal open rates—typically ranging between 20% to 50%—you're not alone in facing this struggle. The key to overcoming this challenge lies in adopting a targeted approach that fosters re-engagement, specifically tailored to the nuances of service-oriented industries.

Understanding the Objective for Service-Based Businesses:

The primary goal of segmenting your email list as a service-based business owner is to create a re-engaged opportunity without inundating your active clients with irrelevant content. The challenge is pronounced in a landscape where businesses constantly vie for attention. This strategy aims to strategically reconnect with those who may have disengaged from your service updates without alienating those already captivated by your offerings.

Identifying the Silent Segment in Service Industries:

Service-based businesses often overlook a significant yet silent segment—clients who haven't interacted with recent emails. To tap into this reservoir of potential re-engagement, the first step is to create a Non-Engaged client segment. Identify clients who haven't engaged with your service updates in the past 90 to 180 days, depending on your communication frequency.

Crafting the Re-Engagement Communication:

Now, the exciting part begins. Tailor an email specifically for this Non-Engaged client segment. The key is to employ a touch of clickbait without overwhelming your clients. Revisit effective subject lines, perhaps drawing inspiration from our old friend "Bad News" from the last Action Plan. The goal here is not just to boost open rates but to entice your clients to open the email and, in turn, become re-engaged with your service offerings.

Strategic Subject Lines for Service-Based Businesses:

Experiment with subject lines that resonate with the unique needs and interests of your service-oriented clients. Highlight exclusive insights, tease upcoming service enhancements, or pose questions that pique curiosity. Success lies not just in rekindling interest but in maintaining a delicate balance that preserves the engagement of your active client base.

Measuring Success in Service Industries:

As you embark on this re-engagement journey, your primary KPI is the open rate of your Non-Engaged client list. Monitor this metric closely and refine your subject lines until you discover the ones that surpass your current open rate. Success lies in crafting emails that resonate with the specific concerns and interests of your service-based clientele, making each interaction an opportunity for rekindling engagement.

In the ever-evolving landscape of email marketing for service-based businesses, segmentation emerges as a strategic ally, allowing you to tailor your messages and re-engage with precision. By focusing on the silent segment and crafting compelling subject lines, you pave the way for a renewed connection with your clients. Remember, it's not about bombarding inboxes; it's about crafting service updates that resonate and make each interaction an opportunity for rekindling engagement. Happy emailing!

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CEO MOTIVATION
Shark Tank Case Study 🦈

In the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, success often hinges on a well-equipped toolbox. A recent review of 1000 deals on Shark Tank, a renowned platform for entrepreneurs, unveiled three essential elements that separated the thriving from the rest.

First and foremost, a compelling elevator pitch emerged as a common thread among entrepreneurs who secured deals. Those who could succinctly and persuasively convey their business ideas had a higher chance of catching the attention of investors.

The second key factor was a profound understanding of numbers. Successful entrepreneurs on Shark Tank demonstrated a mastery of their financial figures. In the language of entrepreneurship, fluency in finance proved to be a crucial skill that set them apart.

Lastly, entrepreneurs who clinched deals were adept at identifying and articulating what made them uniquely positioned for success. Communicating their unique value proposition effectively proved to be a differentiator.

In essence, the trio of an exceptional elevator pitch, financial acumen, and a clear understanding of one's unique value proposition emerged as critical tools in the entrepreneurial toolbox. Aspiring business leaders would do well to heed these lessons from Shark Tank's success stories.

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KNOWLEDGE CENTER
What I’m Listening To 🎧

This is how to become the TOP 1% in 2024

Brad Lea and Tai Lopez discuss the human patterns of learning and adapting. Learn how to grow, learn, and adapt based on their experiences.

Tai Lopez is an American entrepreneur, investor, motivational speaker, actor, executive producer, and online personality based in Los Angeles, California. He is also an investor, partner, or advisor to over 20 multi-million dollar businesses. He assembled a collection of "mentor shortcuts" known as The 67 Steps.

Bombs:

1. Read less books but more often.

2. If you’re persistent and don’t give up, you can learn anything.

3. Sales will make you money.

4. Don’t sweat petty things, and don’t pet sweaty things.

KNOW THE TERMS
Marketing Cheat Sheet 📓

Embarking on the marketing journey is crucial for your business, yet it can feel like deciphering a complex code filled with intricate jargon and sophisticated strategies. Internet marketing, in particular, may appear overwhelming, especially for those not well-versed in its language. To simplify your path, we've outlined six essential digital marketing acronyms. Our goal is to demystify the landscape and improve your understanding, making the journey more accessible and comprehensible.