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Have you ever taken the time to edit your sales emails before you click send? Not just reading it over once for spelling and grammatical errors. Rob Reinalda, writing for Ragan, says that if you’ve edited your message correctly, you’ll have cut at least a few sentences in half.
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Sell Smarter 16: Smarter Pre-call Preparation
How much pre-call research should sales reps do? Should you be calling your prospect or would an email work better? We answer these questions in episode 16 of the Sell Smarter video podcast from SalesFuel.
3 Steps to Getting Your Emails Opened
Not all salespeople are great writers. But with email correspondence being as necessary as it is today, you can’t afford to send sub-par emails to your clients and potential clients. According to SellingPower’s Alexander Slichnyl, here are the components you need to make successful emails.
3 Techniques to Increase Email Response Rates
Do you wish you could get more responses to your initial outreach emails to potential clients? According to HubSpot writer Aja Frost, the solution can be as simple as improving your introduction.
Boost Email Open Rates By Doing This, Research Says
Prospects aren’t opening three out of four of your sales emails. That’s right, prospects only open about 24% of the sales emails they receive.
Simple Mistakes to Strike From Sales Emails
For salespeople, every touchpoint is an opportunity to sell. Even emails, which are usually used for brief communications, can persuade a prospect. Unknowingly though, reps may be weakening their sales emails by making simple copywriting mistakes.
Avoid Asking These Questions In Sales Emails
Questions are a powerful tool to gain more knowledge about prospects, clients, their businesses, and their industries. But, one of the keys to successful questions is knowing how to ask them.
How to Write A Call to Action That Gets Results
Including a call to action in emails can be a very effective way for reps to ensure their emails are productive. But, not every call to action is equal. In fact, some can actually sabotage a deal.
