| How to Keep Your Open Rates High
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| | subscriber to continue to open your
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| This is something that happens through a
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| | emails. Another reason could be that,
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| wide scope of actions, and everything you
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| | although they were expecting your email,
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| do with your list will impact your open
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| | and they were online when you first email
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| rates.
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| | went out to them after they subscribed,
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| One of the things you can do to keep your
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| | they are rarely online, and when they do
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| open rates high is to simply avoid things
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| | go online, they have hundreds of emails
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| that cause the open rate to go down. The
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| | to open, and yours is generally going to
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| idea with this is that when someone
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| | get lost in the list of emails.
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| subscribes to your list, theoretically
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| | The bulk of those reasons are somewhat
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| your open rate is 100%. (It may be less
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| | unavoidable by you.
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| than that because a spam filter got your
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| | The next reason is something you can work
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| email, or the subscriber decided they
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| | on to improve open rates after the first
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| didn't really want your free gift after
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| | email. Perhaps they downloaded your free
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| all).
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| | gift and it wasn't everything you
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| After one email, the open rate goes down.
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| | promised it would be. Now they do not
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| Why? Either they just wanted the free
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| | trust you. They stop opening your
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| gift, and nothing you did in the email or
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| | emails, and one by one, your email open
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| in the free gift was enough to spur the
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| | rate goes down.
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