Are you looking for ways to generate more engagement with your email subscribers? Want to vary the emails you send without being annoying?

Tami Brehse shares 19 types of email to send your subscribers in this infographic.

Here’s a quick summary:

  • The Thank You Email
  • The Follow-Up Email
  • The Review Request
  • The Win-Back Email
  • The Announcement
  • The Sale Alert
  • The Product Showcase
  • The Coupon Offer
  • The Contest
  • The Referral Request
  • The Social Discussion
  • The New Content Alert
  • The Industry Roundup
  • The Loyal Customer Reward
  • The Buddy-Up Email
  • The Sneak Peek
  • The Abandoned Cart Email
  • The Cross-Sell
  • The Feedback Survey

Check out the infographic for more detail.

Mark Walker-Ford

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Published On: 19/04/2018-Categories: Email Marketing-
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