For most organizations, older names on your list will perform less well than people that recently opted in to receive email from you. It’s something I call the honeymoon effect – newer people on your list are typically more excited to receive your email – and more likely to read and take action on it. Here’s a case study showing that new subscribers open at…
Read More »The Honeymoon Effect: New Subscribers Click at a Rate 116% Greater than Existing Subscribers
For most organizations, older names on your list will perform less well than people that recently opted in to receive email from you. It’s something I call the honeymoon effect – newer people on your list are typically more excited to receive your email – and more likely to read and take action on it. Here’s a case study showing that new subscribers open at…
Read More »The Honeymoon Effect: New Subscribers Click at a Rate 116% Greater than Existing Subscribers
For most organizations, older names on your list will perform less well than people that recently opted in to receive email from you. It’s something I call the honeymoon effect – newer people on your list are typically more excited to receive your email – and more likely to read and take action on it. Here’s a case study showing that new subscribers open at…
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