Jareds Leads geo-targeted email marketing is more effective and far less expensive than other advertising methods. Now, you can drive more consumers to your business for just a fraction of the cost of traditional direct marketing.

Unlike email contact services, with Jared’s Leads you don’t need your own email addresses to use the service. No List? No Website? No Problem!

Leveraging our massive database of 125 million Zip Code targeted consumers, you can advertise in the locations you choose to consumers who have opted into receiving information from local businesses.

Developing email campaigns is fun and easy. There are many professional looking editable templates available for you to create that perfect mail-piece, or you can upload a pre-existing advertisement. Or, if you prefer, Jared’s Leads has in-house graphic artists standing by to create your mail-piece for you.

Connect Directly to Local Customers

Jared’s Leads puts restaurants in direct communication with consumers who are requesting information regarding specials and offers. Whether your average customer resides 5, 10 or 15 miles from your location, Jared’s Leads easily compiles a list of consumers that have opted into receiving your message.

Jared’s Leads benefits include:

Local Targeting – you only advertise to consumers within your geographic market; and not to people living within earshot of a radio commercial.

Interactive – consumers can click a link directly to your website from your email advertisement, review menus, and order online.

Traceable – you will receive real time reporting showing how many people opened your advertisement, and those that then go to your website.

No Contracts or Minimum – there is no long term commitment or minimum spend required

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Geo-targeted Email Advertising for as low as 8 cents per email sent.

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Leads come with the following fields of information:

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Address
Phone Number
Email Address
IP Address
Alpha Credit Score
Numeric Credit Score

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200,000 Total Records

Leads come with the following fields of information:

Last Name
First Name
Email Address
Title
Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Fax

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Positions Include:

Owner
CEO
President
Chairman
And other Top Level Executives

Records Come With:

First Name
Last Name
Title
Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
County
Phone Number
Fax Number (If Available)
Email Address
Number Of Employees
Sales Volume
Industry
SIC Code
NAICS Code
NAICS Description
MSA
MSA Name
County FIPS
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Leads come with the following fields of information:

3.4+ Million Leads

Company Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone
Fax
Email
Website
Contact Name (If available)
Industry Category/SIC
SIC Description

Just like a direct sales letter, the subject line of your email is usually the most important part of getting your readers to actually read your email. If you have a compelling subject line the chance of your email improves dramatically.

According to a recent survey, 40% of email marketers said testing changes to just their subject line had a high impact on their return on investment (ROI). 45% said subject line changes accounted for a medium ROI and only 15% said that testing changes to their subject line results in a low ROI.

For every email you send you’ve got room for about 50 characters in your subject line so use them wisely to improve your open rates. Below are some tips to help improve your subject lines:

1. Test the subject line – Take a look at email campaigns you’ve sent in the past. Which subject lines worked the best and gave you the highest open and conversion rates? You might find that for a particular topic there’s a general trend or subject style that resulted in higher open rates.

2. The subject of importance – Try and put as much important and relevant information into your subject lines as possible. For example, if you’re sending out an email about a special offer make sure the product name and details on the offer appear in the subject line in a clear and concise format such as “$40 off ACME Widget Until – Today Only”.

3. Personalize the subject line – If you have details about your contacts then you can use them in your subject line to get their attention. A subject line containing the contacts first name can sometimes out-pull one that doesn’t.

4. Avoid spam keywords – Most email servers automatically filter out any emails that contain spam keywords in their subject line – Words such as free, stock, eBay, password, mortgage, etc all trigger spam detection software so keep them out of your subject lines at all times.

5. Trigger curiosities – The best way to improve your open rates is to pique the interest of your contacts. A compelling headline that entices them to open and read the contents of your email can do wonders for your conversion rate. Headlines that trigger curiosity can sometimes work well for example: “Hi [First Name] – I have a question for you.”

6. Make the offer clear – If you’re making a special offer to your contact then be upfront and include it as part of your subject line. People love bargains and special offers so let them know about it before anything else.

7. Emphasize the benefits – We use this technique for our newsletters. We always use the format of “Newsletter – [Benefit]“. In our case, benefit is always the title of an article contained in the newsletter, such as “Company Newsletter – 10 Tips for Better Subject Lines”.

8. Easy identification – Make sure your contacts know the email is coming from you. Deceptive subject lines can confuse people so always try and including your company name in the subject line. Also, make sure you set the “From” attribute of your email to include your name and your companies name, such as “From: John Smith “.

9. Exclaim nothing – Avoid using excessive punctuation at the end of your subject lines. Google bans punctuation from AdWords ad’s for a reason – too much hype can annoy and confuse people.

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Email marketing as many of us know, can be a powerful and inexpensive method of reaching our most active potential and/or existing customers. It can boost not only our direct sales, but also our credibility and referrals.

Jared’s Leads will give you the opportunity to include your current customer email databases within your email campaign deployment as well as selected from targeted opt-in email databases offer by Jared’s Leads to expand your product/service offerings.

One of the major benefits of email marketing is that email is “postage” free, but obviously this is the same reason that spam has become so popular and so frustrating worldwide. With spam comes spam filters and with spam filters comes the blocking of legitimate email.

In this article Jared’s Leads will describe the basic steps you can take to help reduce the number of emails you send out that get blocked by spam filters — hopefully resulting in a more rewarding marketing effort.

The right selection of words

Many spam filters work by analyzing the email based on its content and the words used. Many words — such as free, sex and so forth — are very heavy spam trigger keywords. Jared’s Leads can run a spam word check before email deployment to help you avoid a high spam rating. Your priority should be to avoid such words while keeping your newsletter as professional as possible.

Later in this article Jared’s Leads will show you a technique that we use to help us detect words that could trigger spam filters that I may have missed.

Pay attention to your formatting

When formatting your email, keep it simple and professional. Excessive use of different colors, fonts, sizes, images and so forth will result in a higher spam-filtering rate. Keep your email as clean as possible, and try to stick to a maximum of 2 or 3 different font types and sizes. Overly large sized fonts will surely add to an email being flagged as spam, as will too many images (or not enough text).

Try and use a short and simple style sheet rather than using font tags excessively. Most spam filters don’t appreciate a multitude of font tags and inline formatting, and the more primitive filters can’t detect style sheets so they will not penalize as easily.

Consistency is KING!

Use a template if you plan on sending newsletters consistently. This will make sure that all your newsletters look and feel the same. It will also add a touch of professionalism and branding to your newsletters.

Whilst not directly affecting spam filters, this will enable your readers to distinguish your newsletter instantly, thus not reporting it as spam accidentally. Some spam filters work by querying a spam server, whereas others report individual emails as spam. If your email gets reported as spam, then more than likely multiple spam filters will flag your email.

Being consistent with your timing of the newsletter also helps. For example, if you send a newsletter once per month (We don’t recommend you send out any more than this, unless you’ve got something really interesting to say), then aim to send it out at the same time, on the same day each month.

Once again, your potential readers will learn to expect your email, adding professionalism and often improving open rates, also reducing accidental spam flagging as well.

Always use Double Opt-in

Always make your contact lists double opt-in. This means that when a user subscribes to your contact list, they will be sent an email with a link that they must click on to confirm their subscription.

This is very important because many people can accidentally enter an incorrect email address, or even the email address of someone else on purpose. When that person receives a newsletter they did not subscribe to, they will assume they have been spammed, and your newsletter (and possibly your web server) will be reported as spam.

Unsubscribe and Contact Information

Every newsletter you send out should contain a way for the reader to unsubscribe. Jared’s Leads always includes the unsubscribe link at the bottom of email campaigns. Not doing so is illegal in some countries and is an instant sign of spamming. You should also display your contact information (Phone, Fax and Address) clearly, as this greatly increases confidence in your email and your company, as well as conforms to spam laws in the United States. Contact information also allows a potential customer to contact you if need be.

Test, Test, Test

The key to avoiding spam filters is testing. The first method of testing I use is to send the newsletter to multiple email accounts with existing spam filters. For example, we have a Gmail (http://www.gmail.com) account and a Hotmail (http://www.hotmail.com) account that we make sure we send my newsletter to. If the newsletter ends up in the junk folder, then we got some work to do.

We also have a couple of email accounts with different web hosts that have spam filters in place. In particular, they mostly use spam assassin — a popular piece of spam filtering software. Spam assassin is useful because every email that it flags as spam is given a report and a list of why that email was considered spam.

We also have a local spam filtering application, that runs a local copy of spam assassin. It acts as a very close replica to the same software used on thousands of servers’ worldwide. By sending myself copies of the newsletter using the spam assassin checking techniques — gives me feedback as to why my email may have been flagged. If I’ve used words or formatting that I shouldn’t have, or if I’ve included too many images, etc.

Conclusion

Avoiding spam filters when sending out legitimate newsletters can be a time consuming effort. However, as your contact list grows, it can also be a very beneficial exercise. I’ve watched open rates of just 2 to 3% soar to a massive 50% and over, simply by applying the techniques described in this article.

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Email marketing as many of us know, can be a powerful and inexpensive method of reaching our most active potential and/or existing customers. It can boost not only our direct sales, but also our credibility and referrals. Jared’s Lead can help your business target new customers online.

Over 140 Million Opt-In Consumer Email Records

Records Will Come With:

First Name
Last Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone Number
Email Address
IP Address
Time/Date Stamp
Opt-In Source
Gender (If Available)
Date Of Birth (If Available)

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Email Marketing Tip

Tuesday / Wednesday = Increased Response
Studies conducted by online research analysts have shown that the best days to perform a mail-out to your list are Tuesday and Wednesday, as this is when people are more receptive to communication. This means that they are more likely to read your content and click on links, meaning more sales.

On Mondays, everyone is still recovering from a hectic weekend. On Thursday and Friday, people are already too busy looking forward to the weekend. We’ve actually experimented with this, and received the best results by sending out emails at around 2-3pm (American Pacific Time) on a Wednesday.

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