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The Best Transactional Emails: Product or Service Feedback
The most effective way to know what your customers think of your business is to ask them. Simple, right? Yet, marketers get so in the weeds on daily tasks that most businesses forget to ask for feedback. Transactional emails are the perfect space for this because they’re automated to send while the interaction is still fresh in the customer’s mind.
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The Best Transactional Emails: The Abandoned Order
Did you know that businesses who have an AOV of $100 to $500 recover 4% to 5% of their abandoned carts on average? That’s a good reason to start using them if you haven’t already.
However, abandoned cart emails have privacy policy backlashes in certain parts of the world. Be sure you are in...
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The Best Transactional Emails: Account Set Up
A user signing up for an account is a potential life-long customer. Use this first confirmation email to shine!
Especially with an account set up, new users will be excited to get started and take advantage of your goods or services. Make it super easy for them to dive back into the website...
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The Best Transactional Emails: Order Confirmation
Order confirmations are getting a facelift and becoming more and more on-brand and a helpful all-in-one tool where customers can see order details, track shipping information, contact support, and snag offers.
The perfect first step to creating order confirmation emails that build brand aff...
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A Missed Marketing Opportunity
Transactional emails have some of the highest engagement rates because they’re sent after a customer takes an action with your business either in person or on your website. They are actively asking to be emailed!
What they too often get in return is a poorly formatted, 3 sentences long emai...
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Transactional Emails: Best Practices
Remember that this conversation isn’t your usual mass blast to a group of people. These really are one-on-one conversations with an engaged customer.
When it comes to best practices for transactional emails, it’s important to keep in mind:
- Always include branding.
- Make th...
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Transactional Emails
A transactional email is sent to a single contact, lead, or customer to help facilitate or follow up on a commercial action the user has taken with the company.
Examples of transactional emails include:
- Order confirmations
- An email delivering a content asset like a whitep...
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Marketing Vs Transactional Emails
The main difference between marketing and transactional emails comes down to permissions. To send bulk marketing messages, someone needs to explicitly opt-in to your list and agree to receive messages. Transactional emails do not require explicit opt-in. But they do require that a user complete s...
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Gather customer feedback
Engaged customers will provide feedback that can give a fresh perspective on the company and help improve customer satisfaction rates.
Use short questionnaires and surveys to ask questions that will offer the most precise answers. With short but detailed questionnaires, a c...
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