Email marketers: Sell the click. My click-through-rate's used to be trash. I’d get great open rates... and I knew at minimum the copy was good. But my CTR fell short in every promo. So I had one of my mentors at the time, Justin Goff, take a look and he immediately said: “Dude, you gotta sell the click, not the product.” It was one of those ‘aha’ moments... I Immediately understood what I was doing wrong. I was trying to sell the product with the email. But that's what the landing page/product page is for. Email is (almost) like an ad. You want to pique their interest with the subject line... Hook and keep them curious in the body.... Make the reader NEED to click the link to: - Satisfy their curiosity. - Close the loop you've opened. - Answer the question you've presented. In other words: Sell the click :) Done correctly your CTR will shoot through the roof. ... Now click Nick Browne and let's connect!
Too many marketers waste time cramming all the product details into an email when all they need to do is spark curiosity.
It's so easy to forget that the email isn’t the closer, the page is. Great insight
That advice from Justin Goff is clutch
I used to focus so much on cramming product details into emails, thinking that was the key. But once I shifted to focusing on curiosity and getting the click, my CTR jumped too.
This is a great reminder that the email isn’t there to close the deal—it’s there to open the loop and make the reader want to click.
Selling the click, not the product - such a simple shift but it makes all the difference
Selling the click is key to improving CTR. Thanks for the tip
If you got good open rates. It won't be too difficult to write an intriguing CTR. Just shift their interest to what they're going to get. That's it.
Makes so much sense