Email Marketing Tools

here’s an email marketing strategy plan for Black Friday with ideas for building up, during Black Friday, and post-Black Friday into Cyber Monday:


Building Up:

1 – Start by segmenting your email list: Divide your list into different groups based on their preferences, purchase history, demographics, etc. This will help you tailor your messaging and offers to specific groups.

2 – Create a sense of urgency: Use email subject lines like “Limited Time Offer” or “Don’t Miss Out” to create a sense of urgency and encourage people to take action.

3 – Preview your Black Friday deals: Send teaser emails showcasing some of the deals that will be available on Black Friday. This will help build anticipation and excitement.

4 – Highlight popular products: Feature some of your most popular products in your email marketing leading up to Black Friday. This will remind people of the products they love and encourage them to come back for more.


During Black Friday:

1 – Send a reminder email: Send an email early in the day reminding people about your Black Friday deals and encouraging them to take advantage of them before they expire.

2 – Highlight new deals: Throughout the day, send emails highlighting new deals as they become available. This will keep people engaged and encourage them to keep coming back to your website.

3 – Offer exclusive deals: Create exclusive deals for email subscribers to encourage them to make a purchase.

4 – Use urgency and scarcity: Emphasize limited time offers and limited stock to create a sense of urgency and encourage people to make a purchase quickly.


Post-Black Friday into Cyber Monday:

1- Thank your customers: Send a thank you email to your customers for their support during Black Friday. This will help build customer loyalty and encourage repeat business.

2 – Offer Cyber Monday deals: Continue to offer deals on Cyber Monday to keep the momentum going.

3 – Create a sense of urgency: Use email subject lines like “Last Chance” or “Final Hours” to create a sense of urgency and encourage people to make a purchase.

4 – Upsell and cross-sell: Use email marketing to suggest complementary products to customers who have already made a purchase. This will increase the value of each sale and encourage repeat business.


In terms of how often to send emails, it’s important to strike a balance between staying top of mind and not overwhelming people with too many emails. In the lead up to Black Friday, you could send emails every few days, but increase the frequency to once or twice a day on Black Friday itself. After Black Friday, you could reduce the frequency back to every few days or once a week. Of course, this will depend on your audience and their email preferences, so it’s a good idea to monitor engagement rates and adjust accordingly.