6 Ways To Use Customer Sales Newsletters
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6 Effective Ways to Utilize Customer & Sales Newsletters
Overview:
A customer, sales, or marketing newsletter can be a highly effective tool for boosting your business, enhancing communication both within and outside the company.
Key Points:
- Promote Higher-Margin Products:
If strong sales aren’t translating into substantial profits, it’s possible that low-margin products dominate your offerings. Use newsletters to spotlight higher-margin products. Communicate their benefits to both customers and employees. For employees, emphasize how these products enhance both their success and the company’s profitability. For customers, highlight the existence, benefits, and purchasing process of these products.
- Transform Commodities into Brands:
Branding provides greater pricing control compared to commodities. To elevate a product from commodity to branded status, add value-added features and ensure customers are informed. Newsletters play a vital role in this process. By clearly communicating benefits before increasing prices, you can maintain customer loyalty and prevent them from seeking alternatives.
- Expand into New Markets:
While focusing on existing clients is common, exploring new markets is crucial for long-term growth. Newsletters can serve as an effective introduction. Use targeted mailing lists, both print and electronic, to reach potential new customers. Make it easy for them to connect, request product details, or arrange consultations. Consistent communication through multiple issues helps in building recognition and trust.
- Enhance Internal Marketing:
While marketing often targets external audiences, internal marketing is equally important. It ensures everyone in your organization understands what you sell and why customers choose you. Encourage a positive, promotional attitude among all employees. Although articles in newsletters primarily target external audiences, consider their impact on internal stakeholders.
- Minimize After-Sale Dissonance:
After making a purchase, customers may question whether they got a good deal. Alleviate this doubt by highlighting prominent customers who use your products (with their permission) or by sharing purchase statistics. This reassurance helps foster customer confidence and encourages repeat business.
- Encourage Customer Feedback:
Newsletters shouldn’t only serve as a one-way communication tool. Encourage feedback to gather valuable insights. Areas to consider include:
- Product performance complaints
- Suggestions for product improvements or new products
- Customer referrals
- Satisfaction levels
- Insights on unmet market needs
These strategies demonstrate the power and versatility of customer and marketing newsletters, showcasing how they can significantly enhance your business reach and effectiveness.
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