Seasonal or holiday emails with the right tone and emotional connection can do all the magic. Thanksgiving, one of the mainstream holidays in the U.S., is the perfect time to increase sales for the retail and e-commerce industry. Thanksgiving emails ranked second for the highest number of opens and clicks, according to Campaign Monitor’s study….
Diwali, or Deepavali, is a Hindu festival of lights, celebrated in October or November each year. It’s one of the important holidays, spanning across five days. People light lamps (Deepam) outside their homes to symbolize the inner light that protects them from evil. Relatives and friends come together to exchange sweets and gifts, honoring their…
Halloween is almost upon us! Along with the festive spirit, it brings an incredible opportunity for email marketers to onboard new customers, connect with their old customers, and boost their sales figures. You may be running all types of email campaigns throughout the year, but this festive season is the one you should be paying…
Forget spooky costumes and trick-or-treat. It’s time to use Halloween interactive posts to intrigue and engage your social media followers. As businesses start to push their Halloween email marketing, social media remains a top marketing tool to build a strong online presence. Well-executed interactive posts foster a sense of connection with your followers, improving customer…
Thanksgiving is a golden opportunity to connect with current customers, attract new leads, and foster customer loyalty. There’s no need to hold off until Cyber Monday or Black Friday to tap into the shopping frenzy and offer what customers are waiting for. Get into the holiday spirit early on and leverage this occasion’s potential to…
The holiday season is approaching, and customers are gearing up to shop like there’s no tomorrow. It’s also a great time for businesses to start building holiday marketing emails to increase sales. As a business owner, what you can expect in the following weeks is more competition and less engagement from customers. Why? Because they…