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Carefully crafted outbound emails are a finely honed skill. But once you master it, uninterested prospects and cold leads will be a thing of the past!
So how do you become a B2B email marketing wizard?
We might not be able to offer you magic spells and Butterbeer, but here at Signitic we can do even better:
Now, isn’t that the exact wizardry you’ve been waiting for?
In this blog, we’re going to look at some of the best B2B emails sent out by experts to discover why they worked and how they can help you create a fantastic sales email strategy of your own.
Either scroll through our examples or use the menu below to hop around 👇
You’ve only got one shot.
Two sentences is all it takes to pique your prospect’s interest and get them to continue reading.
This kind of makes your introductory email the most important B2B marketing mail you’ll ever write.
You’re going to have to find a way to introduce yourself and explain why you’re reaching out and can add value to your prospect in a way that comes across both creative and informative without being too focused on selling.
Tough, but doable as you can see from the example above.
Why this email does well:
It’s informative, it’s snappy and it’s personalised.
Take inspiration by referring to your prospects first name and company name and make sure to include a clear CTA. For added oomph, try to keep your introductory email a bit shorter. 60 words is a benchmark to hit for the best click-through rates.
Haven’t heard back from your prospect after your introductory email?
No worries, that’s where the follow-up email comes in. To jog their memory and provide a little more context as to how much value your product can add to their company.
Signitic found that a follow-up email with a subject line that doubles as a CTA or is short and concise had great open rates. You can use something like:
Why this example did well:
It’s short and offers useful resources or advice.
Free advice, eBooks and more...
What’s not to love?
When a prospect opens an outbound email to discover a freebie that gives them value, they’re more likely to remember you and engage in the future.
When a prospect downloads a freebie from your site?
Even better!
It opens up the chance to engage when them, rather than the other way around and those leads can then be entered straight into the funnel.
This normally starts with drip email marketing.
This is where your prospect needs more time to get to know you and your product before being sent over to sales.
To keep your prospect engaged you’ll send them emails offering something of value like a free guide so when the time comes to make the sale, it’s as easy as:
Why it works:
There are questions creating engagement, it’s well written and offers value with a clear call to action.
The break-up email. We’re sure you’ve all been there. We sure have!
No hard feelings, everyone has to send them at some point, but maybe not for your personal relationships… Let’s keep this professional.
If you haven’t received a response to your cadence you can give it one more shot with a short email letting them know you’re done trying to connect.
Why it works:
It’s short and cuts straight to the point.
This means your prospect will be more likely to read it. And by asking your prospect to follow you on social media, you’re creating one last opportunity for engagement.
Liam says you might find that your issue isn’t your sequence, but your data.:
"Check your data because you’re only ever as good as your data with email, so if it's very old or inaccurate you won’t get the results you want no matter how good your email is!"
What do you do with all those leads that seemed so promising but never worked out?
You try to win them back with a rekindle nurture sequence of course!
You can convert 45% of your lost leads with a simple email offering a discount or a special gift to rekindle the relationship.
Why it works:
It’s short and sweet, offering your cold lead the incentive to think about working with you again.
Throughout these five examples, three key points have been mentioned over and over:
Keep it short, add value and personalise your marketing emails for a winning sales strategy.
