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Alexia

a neuroscience graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology looking to apply my diverse knowledge to sectors outside of healthcare.

a neuroscience graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology looking to apply my diverse knowledge to sectors outside of healthcare.

About Me

Georgia Institute of Technology

Class of 2023

Atlanta, GA, USA

Interests

Creating change
Product management
Data analytics

Interview Questions

Lash Theory

Copywriter

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what are some great way to catch attention in a email marketing?

Some great ways to catch attention in email marketing include: 1. Compelling Subject Line: Craft a concise, intriguing subject line that piques curiosity or offers a benefit. 2. Personalization: Use the recipient's name and tailor content to their interests or behavior. 3. Visuals: Include eye-catching images or GIFs relevant to your message. 4. Clear Call to Action: Make your CTA stand out with buttons or contrasting colors. 5. Value Proposition: Highlight the value of your product or service early in the email. 6. Storytelling: Engage readers with a compelling narrative or customer success story. 7. Scannable Content: Use short paragraphs, bullet points, and headings to improve readability. 8. A/B Testing: Experiment with different elements to see what resonates with your audience. 9. Mobile Optimization: Ensure your email is mobile-friendly for a better user experience. 10. Segmentation: Send targeted emails to specific audience segments for relevance. 11. Social Proof: Incorporate reviews, testimonials, or social media mentions. 12. Limited-Time Offers: Create a sense of urgency with time-sensitive promotions. 13. Teasers and Previews: Provide a glimpse of what's inside to entice readers to open the email. 14. Interactive Elements: Include interactive content like quizzes, polls, or surveys. 15. Personalized Recommendations: Suggest products or content based on the recipient's history.

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