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Are you looking to drive more sales? Then you should be looking at a localized marketing strategy. So, this article will talk about what localized marketing is, the benefits of localization when it comes to marketing, examples of brands who have successfully localized their marketing, and how to apply it to your marketing.

Research shows that 75% of consumers prefer to buy products in their native language, while there are only 23.5% English internet users in the world, according to CSA Research and Statista. So, why wouldn’t you localize? Localization to conversion is a proven strategy, with localized content boosting conversion 6 times higher, according to Design Rush.

Are you ready to find out more about how to localize to convert? Read on.

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Email marketing alone can grow your sales by 273%.

If you want Bloominari, our San Diego Email Marketing Team to help you craft high-converting email copy and a winning strategy, contact us today.

Learning how to craft engaging email subject lines can multiply your sales. You don’t have to be a renowned copywriter to write irresistible subject lines.

To get started, you need to use two key ingredients in your subject lines and emails:

  • Personalization
  • Value proposition

Here’s the truth, the majority of your prospects and customers are basically self-centered. 

That means they’re more concerned about what you can do for them. All they care about is how communicating with you can benefit them; how it can solve their business challenges, and make them more money.

If you’re ready to tap into this undeniable fact about people, here are 12 sales email subject lines that get opened, read, and responded to:

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What goes on after your sales reps receive demo or sales call requests?

Generally, in most companies, a salesperson is responsible for getting across to the lead and then scheduling an appropriate time to call, in the event the requestor hasn't already picked a time.

The sales person then reaches out to the lead on the agreed date and time. However, if this salesperson is just like 44% of salespeople, then you should be concerned.

This is because once the requestor’s initial request is handled; the salesperson ceases all forms of interaction with the lead.

And that's a bad move. It's a bad move because most times, your leads will not have made up their minds on whether they want to purchase your products yet.

As a matter of fact, 80% of sales demand at least 5 follow-ups, however, only 8% of sales reps accomplish this.

Marketing requires big efforts to gain that precious customer. But no matter how difficult or easy marketing may be to you, you can get better results with marketing automation.

Marketing automation involves having a repeatable system that sends the right message to your leads at the right time based on their interactions with your email, products, websites, or ads.

When you have the right execution for your marketing automation, it could be the game changer for your business. You can process your leads faster and gain more customers with less effort.

Setting up your marketing automation system allows you to have better conversations with potential buyers and see how they interact with your content and business generally.

An offer funnel or a sales funnel is all you need to increase your conversions. It defines a series of finite steps that your prospect should follow in order to become a customer over time.

You’re able to know the number of potential customers if you have a good offer funnel.

According to Laurel Mintz, “If you don't know how many people are in your pipeline currently, and what your conversion or close ratio is, you're probably one of the millions of businesses out there that's on the sales struggle bus.”

Since users gain access to your website in three ways, namely:

  • Organic search traffic
  • Online ads traffic
  • Traffic coming from your email list

Each of these channels sends traffic directly into your sales funnel. From there, you begin to engage with and convert the traffic into customers.

Conversion should happen inside your funnel, not outside. So focus on engaging your audience inside the funnel.

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CRM is an integral part of running a successful business -- whether it's on a small or large scale model. Apart from digital marketing brands, does CRM software work for brick-and-mortar businesses?

Can offline businesses benefit from customer relationship management software? Sure they can!

In this in-depth article, we'll share 5 case studies that will show you how top brands integrate CRM tools in every facet of their operations.

Bear in mind that CRM costs money -- so you have to be sure you're getting the best ROI from it.

Let's quickly dive in.

Email drip campaigns can be a gift and a curse. Done well, they can help you build trust with potential buyers over time, laying the groundwork to eventually convert them into customers.

However, done wrong, drip emails look a lot like spam. For every great cold email you send, it only takes one impersonal or poorly timed follow-up message to lose a prospect (and damage your reputation) forever.

Here’s a good example of a well-structured drip email workflow that Pardot uses to connect, nurture, and convert its prospects into customers.

Sales enablement tools can improve the performance of your sales department, enhance productivity and boost your revenue.

76% of marketers responsible for content forget about the benefits of sales enablement. However, companies with strong Sales and Marketing alignment can achieve up to a 20% annual growth rate, compared to companies with a poor alignment that face 4% annual revenue loss.

If you’re ready to automate your sales processes to achieve even greater results, you need to understand your prospects and customers and be ready to implement sales enablement best practices (i.e., tools and strategy) when communicating with your customers. 

In this article, let’s talk about the 7 sales enablement tools you should be using to drive significant sales results in your business.

It's All About Engaging with Your Followers

Social media can funnel qualified leads to your business. However, you must know how to automate the tedious process, so you can get more done in less time.

The truth is that you work hard to build and grow your social media fan base. Unfortunately, you don’t have control over your social account. You could wake up one morning and find your Facebook page blocked for reasons best known to Facebook alone.

When that happens, most businesses and marketer will quickly create a new page and start all over again. Inasmuch as that’s a great skill, I bet it’s even more important to convert social chatters and fans into leads for your business.

The First Sale is Only the Beginning

When it comes to customer onboarding, it doesn't matter who the customer (clients, employees, shoppers) is, you only have one opportunity to make a first impression. Top brands like Salesforce, Travel Protection, and Berkshire Hathaway are delighting customers through the onboarding process.

What they are doing isn’t complicated at all. Let me show you how to tap into these uncommon CRM best practices and take your client onboarding to a new level. 

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