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Brad
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Hey Loyal Readers!
Today I’ve got a simple tweak to decrease your unsubscribe rate in your Aweber
and/or your auto-responder account.
People Click on the unsubscribe link not knowing what it is., They just click all the links.
Thinking it’s the “confirmation link” and or who knows what else.
Let your unsubscribe link be “Out of sight out of mind“.
You don’t need to remind them “unsubscribe link is here” with every email,
because they’ll click it just for the hell of it.
The Simple tweak is to add “..” at the email of your email then hit return 10x
that way there is a large blank gap at the bottom of your email.
What this does is keeps the unsubscribe link below the fold,
meaning that they have to SCROLL down to see the unsubscribe link.
For Example:
Hey Brad,
This is your message. Brad is kewl!
And stuff whatever your message is.
Thanks
-Brad
( add 15 or more blank spaces)
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http://aweber.com/unsubscribelink/
here’s the screenshot of how well this tweak worked for me

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Brad
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What’s the Point of having an email list of prospects if
NO ONE opens the email and just DELETES it!
It’s important to make the email as personal as possible.
It’s the same with snail mail – do you open junk mail?
No, But I Hand-written letter, for sure you’ll open it.
The Same MUST go for your Email Aweber auto-responder messages!
Which Subject like catches your attention the most?
Hey people, Check this out
Hey Ryan(whatever you name is), Check this out
Of Course the One using your Name stands out the most,
SO USE IT in your emails! (statistically proven as well)
Normally It’s setup something like this
Hey {firstname},Check this out.
I can’t believe 53% don’t use personalization in their emails!
Subject line personalization using the date generated an
average open rate of 51.4% compared to personalization using
the subscriber’s first name generating 40.9% open rate.
Newsletters sent without personalization of any type in the
subject line generated average open rates of 28.9%.
17% of newsletter subject lines sent in the last 30 days
contained date personalization while 19% used the subscriber’s
first name. 56.3% of subject lines did not contain any type
of personalization. Interestingly, using the subscriber’s
full name or last name generated lower average open rates
at 20%.
Michael Rasmussen