Use Hyper-specialized Emails for More Qualified SaaS Leads
Segmenting sales leads into definable category personas allows B2B software-as-a-service providers to personalize email communications to create a more enjoyable and convertible customer journey. Showing potential clients that you understand their particular challenges based on their target market and growth stage is key to activating a winning customer relationship management program. Here are a few tips on how to effectively use hyper-specialized emails in your CRM campaign:
- Segment your audience: Segmenting your email list by customer characteristics such as location, buying history, interests, etc. allows you to create highly targeted, relevant messages that will resonate with each group.
- Personalize the subject line: A personalized subject line can increase open rates by up to 50%. Consider including the recipient's name or referring to a recent purchase or interaction.
- Use dynamic content: Dynamic content is content that changes based on the recipient's profile or behavior. This allows you to deliver a unique, tailored message to each recipient.
- Offer valuable, relevant content: Hyper-specialized emails should offer content that is of value to the recipient, such as special promotions, educational content, or insider tips.
- Test and refine your approach: Test different tactics and measure the results to see what works best for your audience. Continuously refine your approach based on what you learn.
- Automate your email campaigns: Consider using an email marketing platform or CRM that allows you to automate your email campaigns and track the performance of each message.
Assert Digital can help your MSP hyper-specialize your email outreach to engage and activate your customers and drive deeper customer relationships.
Julie Edgett, Founder and Growth Leader
She is passionate about partnering with innovators and status quo challengers to drive market share growth for B2B SaaS and technology services firms. From her time in dot com portfolio companies to today, she thrives on crafting, running and optimizing novel growth strategies for her clients so they become “must have’s” instead of “nice to know about’s.” When she’s not dreaming up new ideas for clients, she enjoys hanging out with her husband and two teenage boys on the lake.