
Master lead generation and segmentation to fuel your drip campaigns by attracting new leads with magnets, webinars, and targeted landing pages, then tailor messages with tags and segmentation.
Learn to reengage unsubscribers using drip campaigns, recover lost customers, and tailor conditions and delays with pre-built journeys to boost engagement and purchases.
Boost deliverability and engagement by actively managing unopened emails, optimizing subject lines, emailing monthly, and using irresistible offers to raise open and click-through rates.
Promote paid products with a 2–3 email series, not a single message, and differentiate emails by features, benefits, and time‑sensitive offers while tracking conversions to optimize future sales.
Create effective landing pages that convert traffic into leads or customers by highlighting clear benefits, fast loading, and strong opt-in incentives, using templates from tools like Leadpages.
Learn how a sales funnel moves customers from awareness to advocacy, using targeted drip campaigns to guide them through awareness, interest, and decision with reviews and testimonials.
Navigate and compare CRM software for email marketing by considering database growth, budget, and features, with options like HubSpot, Salesforce, AWeber, and Mailchimp, including free plans and trials.
Launch multichannel campaigns across email and paid ads, segment your list by opens, clicks, and pages, then retarget with tailored messages to boost drip campaign conversions.
Discover how SMS and drip campaigns boost engagement by using automations, importing subscribers, and integrating Salesforce, HubSpot, and Shopify; monitor analytics and incentivize opt-ins to complement email marketing.
Drive conversions by retargeting website visitors and social-media interactors through Facebook Ads Manager using the Meta Pixel, building audiences from website visitors, email lists, and Instagram interactions.
Explore how mobile push notifications trigger messages on a device, segment audiences in One Sign Out, and build automated journeys and broadcast campaigns to drive promotions.
Set up abandoned-cart emails to reengage customers who add items but don't complete a purchase, using customizable templates and drip campaigns across Squarespace, Shopify, WordPress, and Mailchimp.
Learn to set up web push notifications on your site, prompt visitors to subscribe, and deliver targeted messages by adding a code snippet and tracking performance.
Retargeting techniques give customers a second chance to purchase by targeting product pages, carts, and page visits with automated campaigns.
Understand how a recommendation engine (recommender system) tailors content for website visitors by analyzing past interactions, boosting time on site and conversions through upsell and cross-sell opportunities.
Product retargeting can be extremely effective. It gives your customers a second chance to make a purchase of a product that they may have been strongly considering. Product retargeting is when you market a product to an individual who's already shown interest in it. You can remarket to customers who have added a product to their cart, who have clicked a specific link, or who have visited a specific webpage. I'm going to give you a practical example of how product retargeting could work for you and your business. For this example, I'm using a web bar. Within a web bar, you can create automations for your list. For example, when someone subscribes to your list and then makes a purchase, you might want to put them on a different list. You can use list automations as a way to unsubscribe someone as a prospect and subscribe them as a customer. This is one benefit to creating multiple lists. You can also use this Page Hits Automation feature. This is where you can connect your website to your CRM system. You can then add an automation so when someone visits a specific page on your website, this could be a product page for example, then what you can do is add a tag and then you can create automated campaigns to specific people who visited this specific page. You can also remove tags from people who have visited a page as well. This is a way to determine who on your email list has visited certain product pages, so you know who to retarget to. Not everyone who comes across your product for the very first time is likely to make a buying decision. It is important that you have strategies in place to ensure that as many people as possible convert so you can benefit from improved conversions.