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While social media and search algorithms change overnight, email marketing remains the steady champion of digital marketing channels. But here's the catch: simply having an email list isn't enough anymore.
Success hinges on developing email marketing skills that can navigate an increasingly competitive inbox environment. No brand wants to be lost in the clutter, or worse, find their emails in the spam folder!

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The numbers speak volumes. According to recent data, email marketing delivers an average Return on Investment (ROI) of $36 for every $1 spent, according to Litmus. That’s why many brands are doubling down on first-party data or information gathered directly from their own customers via their websites, apps, and email interactions.

This data is the backbone for personalization, segmentation, and relevance, helping you refine audience targeting and deliver emails that truly resonate.

How do you create better email campaign skills for higher conversions?

Most email marketers, especially beginner ones, must think that the only thing you need to master is email copywriting. However, this is not even the first step.

There are other skills you need to develop to improve your email campaigns.

Build your email list

It all starts with a list. If you don’t have email subscribers, you can’t start your email campaigns! Building a list is a skill in itself.
To grow your email marketing database, create a sign-up form for customers on your website. You may offer freebies like discount codes upon joining the subscriber list. You can also promise exclusive content. If you have studies or ebooks on your website, you can ‘gate’ some of them and ask users to subscribe to your list to access them.

Choose a platform

There are a ton of email marketing platforms out there, so it’s important that you research them and decide which one would best suit your business. Some tools are free to start using and then charge by the number of contacts in your database.

  • Have a strategy:

    • Firstly, ensure you set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals – what do you want to achieve by setting up an effective email marketing strategy? Decide on the key performance indicators (KPIs) you should track, relative to those goals.

  • Understand your audience:

    • The foundation of effective email campaigns starts with understanding your audience’s pain points and motivations. Something that helps in honing this skill is segmenting your audience and creating buyer personas – research-based profiles that represent different customer types within your audience.

  • Email design and layout:

    • A good email design isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s about understanding how readers process information. People usually scan emails in F-shaped or Z-shaped patterns, starting at the top left and moving horizontally, then down the page. This means critical elements like your headline, primary offer, and CTA should appear in these “hot zones” where eyes naturally land.

  • Copywriting for email:

    • Unlike blog posts or social media content, email copy must be immediately valuable and action-oriented. The most effective email marketers understand how to create a narrative arc even in short messages, building toward a clear call-to-action (CTA) that feels natural rather than pushy.