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Looking to get a little adventurous with your next event email? Maybe it’s time to incorporate a little A/B testing into your everyday marketing routine!
A/B testing is the process of taking some marketing collateral (email, landing page, invitation, etc) and sending it to two groups: a control group and a variation group. The control group will get the original version and the variation group will get a tweaked version to see if it gathers more or less interest than the original.
Check out these seven tests you should try to bump up interest in your event emails!
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Type of Offer
Headlines
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Images
Color
Urgency
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- Bullet points versus paragraph formatting
- Focusing your content on the left versus right side of your email
- Discount or promo code on upcoming event
- Access to behind-the-scenes content
- Professional versus casual tone
- Positive versus negative spin
- Serif typefaces: Times New Roman, Georgia, Palatino and Garamond
- Sans Serif typefaces: Arial, Helvetica and Tahoma
- Photographs
- Illustrations or sketches
- Cool: Blue, green, and purple | soothing
- Warm: Orange, yellow, and red | energizing
- Using limited time offer versus not including one
- If so, changing the scope of limited time offer
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