Email Marketing: Drip Campaigns

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Sam Dey

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1 Introduction

01 Drip campaigns and email automation.mp4

00:33

2 Email Marketing Sequences

02 Lead generation and segmentation.mp4

04:39

03 Reengaging with unsubscribers.mp4

03:49

04 Managing unopened emails.mp4

02:35

05 Selling through email.mp4

02:07

3 How to Create Your Sales Funnel

06 Creating effective landing pages.mp4

02:52

07 Exploring a sales funnel.mp4

03:30

08 Navigating and selecting CRM software.mp4

02:43

4 Omnichannel Marketing Campaigns

09 What is a multi-channel campaign.mp4

02:05

10 Navigating SMS and drip campaigns.mp4

02:39

11 Retargeting on social media.mp4

01:56

12 Using push notifications.mp4

01:26

5 On-Site Tracking

13 Setting up abandoned-cart emails.mp4

03:24

14 Using website pop-ups.mp4

02:48

15 Retargeting techniques.mp4

01:57

16 Leveraging a recommendation engine.mp4

01:46

6 Conclusion

17 Drip campaign optimization.mp4

00:32

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Email marketing campaigns, when executed properly, can help you build trust with even the most disengaged customer. Email drip campaigns are effective for your lead generation operation, managing abandoned carts, and sharing news of your products in engaging ways. Marketing expert Sam Dey shares tips and tricks for running successful email drip campaigns. He shows you how to nurture your leads, draft effective emails, refine your sales funnel, and measure your results. He also explains how to reengage with unsubscribers, manage disengaged subscribers, and other strategies that can help you retarget your customers with marketing automation.

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