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Marketing: Let's Talk Emails with Emily Lindley

Episode 113 Published 1 year, 3 months ago
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Emails to our existing and past clients have been a surprising source of work for us this spring at Grunder Landscaping. This low-effort outreach is working better than we expected it to, and in this episode Emily Lindley shares what we're sending emails on and what we're doing to make them work for us.

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00:00 - Start

00:35 - The Importance of Email Marketing

01:18 - The Challenges and Strategies of Email Marketing

03:57 - Marketing Pro: How to Implement

05:26 - Evaluating Email Marketing Success

08:08 - Effective Email Campaigns and Tactics

12:28 - Specific Email Content Examples

19:04 - Conclusion and Upcoming Grow 2026


Show Notes

1. Prioritize Value Over Frequency

  • Discontinued monthly newsletters that were company-focused rather than client-focused
  • Switched to strategic, seasonal emails that solve specific client problems
  • Quality content beats consistent publishing when it lacks relevance

2. Strategic Email Selection Based on Business Needs

  • Low-cost upsells work best for email: Mosquito fogging, aeration, overseeding
  • Seasonal timing is crucial: Send drainage solutions emails after heavy rains
  • Capacity-driven campaigns: Only promote services you can actually deliver

3. Measurement Strategy

  • Open rates: Standard metric but don't panic if low with smaller lists
  • Click rates: Must have clear, actionable calls-to-action to measure effectively
  • Unsubscribe rates: Expect initial spike when resuming email contact, then should normalize
  • Revenue attribution: Track clients who reference emails in sales conversations

4. Technical Implementation Best Practices

  • Use integrated CRM platforms: Aspire's Marketing Pro keeps client lists updated automatically
  • Standardize templates: Build brand recognition and reduce production time
  • Cost-effectiveness: Email marketing has lower variable
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