May 2026: Stop Losing Good Prospects After One Visit. |
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Hi [FNAME],
It's May and time to work out how to keep your visitors even though they don't take action on your site today. Have you noticed in your website stats where someone has clearly looked at your website, they've clicked through your pages, but they're not ready to make a purchase? They were there long enough to read. Long enough to click around. Long enough to make an enquiry. But they didn't do anything. This edition is about fixing this gap. Social and newsletters can keep your customers warm while they decide if you are the one they want to buy from. Let’s look into this further. |
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Stop Sending People Away: Make Your Website Do the Heavy Lifting
If your website sends visitors off to social media, you’re distracting them when they're trying to get clear about you. This is why you need to keep people on your website, so they can taken the next step. Read on to learn more
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How to Start a Simple Newsletter That People Actually ReadA newsletter isn’t “content”. It’s a way to stay connected with visitors who are interested but not ready to buy yet. The trick is delivering value for your customers - being useful and memorable without being annoying or giving everything away for free.
Find out more. |
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Would I Subscribe to This? Fix Your Signup in 2 Minutes
Most signup boxes fail because your promise is vague. Read your signup like a stranger would, tighten the wording, and make subscribing feel worth it. Read more and start the check.
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[FNAME], thanks for reading this edition of Release Notes. Your immediately next step should be to check your website and make sure you're not sending people away to social media when they should be making a purchase on your site. Look for ways to offer value to those people who have just met you, and want some time to decide about taking the next step with you. That should be on your site, not on social media. Small change, big difference. Talk soon, James
Asporea Digital P.S. If you need help sorting this out, reply to this email. I read every email and I'm always happy to point you in the right direction. |
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