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Five benefits of having an email ad server

email marketing We are all well aware that there is money to be made from online advertising, whether directly promoting your own products/services or serving ads for your advertisers. If you have built up a large mailing list over the years and are not including ads in your emails and newsletters, you could be missing out on a lot of money. Going with an email ad server has a lot of benefits, some of which we will discuss in a moment, and you will find it to be a great way to increase your income using email advertising. Let’s get to some of the benefits of having your own email ad server:

Monetize your subscribers

The people who have explicitly signed up for your mailing list have already made it clear that they want to hear from you. That is a huge advantage over other lead generation methods. Placing ads in the newsletters and emails that you send out to your subscribers will likely mean that you get a better-than-average response because of that high level of trust. The assumption will be that if you are promoting something, it must be good and of value to the people in your list.

Monetize transactional messages

Whenever you make a purchase online, the vendor will almost always send you an email confirming your order or updates on your existing order. There are millions of these routine and seemingly boring emails going out every day. When it comes to online transactions, consumers tend to go over those messages again with a fine-tooth comb to ensure that the purchase is as it should be. At this point, you are reaching someone who is already in a buying mood, so what better time to tempt them with another offer by placing ads in those transactional emails?

Cross-promotion

If you go online to buy a printer for your home or office, chances are that the seller will also try to sell you extra ink cartridges at the point of sale. This is cross-promotion and it is very common. There are all kinds of ways that you can use ads to sweeten the pot on a specific offer. You could try pairing your own items or perhaps add something from your value-added partners that will perfectly complement the products that you are promoting in your email campaign.

Ad flexibility

With an email ad server, you have the flexibility to switch between different ads and advertisers so that you can offer your subscribers a deal that best matches the content of your message. This will allow you to create meaningful ads that will truly resonate with your recipients, as well as allowing you to segment and run different campaigns at the same time.

Data insights

With your current email set-up, there is probably only so much you can learn from the messages that you deliver. With an email ad server, you will get access to all sorts of valuable data that will clearly show you how specific ads perform. This information will allow you to create even better emails in the future with an even higher conversion rate, which means more money in your pocket.
Posted in Email Ad Server AdServer for Publisher by John Z July 25, 2018

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