Sending too many emails to subscribers

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Sending too many marketing emails to your subscribers can not only harm your brand, but also reduce your email deliverability.

When your engagement rates hit rock bottom, ISPs take this as a red flag and limit the number of inboxes they will deliver your email campaigns to. This can cause a snowball effect, where your emails are sent to fewer inboxes because fewer people are seeing and interacting with them.

To prevent this from happening, run a test to see how frequency impacts your email engagement rates.

Rule of thumb: the more engagement declines, the fewer emails you should send.

12. You don't personalize your site for specific visitors
According to First Page Sage, the average egypt mobile database conversion rate for a website in the SaaS industry is only 1.1%. This is lower than expected, but it’s not too surprising because most websites attract so many visitors that their conversion rate will always be thin… Right?

Well, when Drift used custom A/B testing software to create over 25,000 personalized variations of one of their most important landing pages, they saw a 322% increase in qualified leads.

Let's talk about increasing website conversion.

In a time when every brand is shouting louder and louder, marketing needs to be hyper-personalized. A static, one-size-fits-all experience is no longer enough.

You need to create a dynamic, personalized experience, especially when you only have 10-20 seconds to grab a user's attention online.