At some point during a MLM business career, you may suffer subscriber grief. The grief does not always take form in a direct way, but some signs of grief include lack of interaction with the content that you send their way. Another sign is termination of service on their end, they can spam it in the email box or take direct action by unsubscribing. The lack of shares is another indicator, especially if they have been a major fan of your content. Many people may have just felt that your content was not hitting their pain points. Perhaps it’s time to shake up your subscribers and see who is going to wake up.
Wake up your subscribers through concentrated MLM Business marketing.
If your subscribers have fallen away like firewood, it is time to reexamine your content. Your content should be addressing concerns or issues that have risen in your prospects life, it’s fine to send promotional dialog. Most people need a ton of education before they can even pinpoint the primary issue in their lives. This means tons of content without the “cure” involved and then content with options. Like a Doctor diagnosing a problem with their patient, your content needs to address their concerns, while opening a dialog that they can feel comfortable responding to. This means using a personalized email that your prospects can send an email to and that you will read and respond in kind.
Adjusting your MLM business email content will take work and concentration, but segmentation based on test material can help you decide which contacts are responding, who needs elementary content and who are the serious ones that want advanced material. Segmentation is a great process to use to determine buyer cycles, however, people will change in the stage.
Offers in Content forms to increase engagement
Create fresh and relevant offer in your emails to help boost engagement and interaction from your subscribers. Offer new useful guides to new emails they can subscribe too. You can then study the metrics of each email to see the effectiveness, look at the clicks and conversion rates. Avoid looking at the opening rates, or look at them to learn more about your subscriber’s behaviors. You may want to look at the subject lines to see if they are effective. Make your call to actions clear in your email templates, so it’s easy for your subscribers to take action.
