Email marketing - when you present yourself to people for some friends for you in order to torment about you, you have some interests, we will emphasize new products, or we raise them to buy some. It's simple, right? But there are some nuances. In 2025, there will be more competition for meeting in the air area than before. And there are more possibilities. And good leaves, fused with the soul - they work truthfully.
What is email marketing?
Email marketing is when you send emails to your subscribers. These people themselves left you their address: perhaps they subscribed to news on the site, bought something from you, participated in a giveaway, or simply wanted to learn more.
The main idea is not to "steal" but to remind about yourself, maintain contact and help a person make the right choice. And if you do this sincerely and on time, then the order will not be long in coming.
Why should you pay attention to newsletters now?
In 2025, email marketing is not only still relevant, it’s even more valuable. Here are a few reasons why:
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Letters are personal. Unlike advertising on social networks, where everyone sees the same thing, a letter comes to a person personally.
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It's inexpensive. Especially if you already have a subscriber base. You don't pay for every open or click.
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Everything is easy to measure . You see who opened the letter, who clicked, who made an order.
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It builds trust. You're not just selling, you're communicating. And that means a higher chance that the person will come back.
What's New in Email Marketing in 2025?
Everything changes. Newsletters too. Here's what's trending:
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Artificial intelligence. Now even small companies can use AI to write texts, choose the best email topics or automatically recommend products.
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Mobile adaptation is a must. Most people read emails from their phones. If the email "moves away", the buttons are not visible or the font is small - you can say goodbye to the result.
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Interactivity in emails. You can add a slider, a poll, a timer, a button with a gift, and all this right in the body of the email.
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Strong personalization. Systems pull up not only the name, but also the products that the person viewed, purchases, favorite categories and create a selection specifically for him.
Where to start? Basics that work
If you are just planning to launch email newsletters, here is a simple and clear plan of action.
1. Build a quality subscriber list
Don't buy ready-made databases. Not only does it work poorly, but it can also lead to blocking by the mail service. Better - slowly, but honestly. People can subscribe:
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on your website (form or pop-up);
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after purchase;
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in exchange for a discount or checklist;
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via social networks.
2. Know your audience
Imagine that you are writing a letter not to “1000 people”, but to one specific person. Who is she? What hurts her? What is she curious about? This will help you write a good text.
3. Write the way you speak
No templates or formality. People are not interested in reading something like "Dear client, our company offers...". No. Just write: "Hi! Look what thing has appeared - I think you will like it."
4. The design should be convenient
Don't overload the letter with pictures. Make 1-2 accents, maximum 1 main button. Think: if a person is uncomfortable, he will close it and won't open it again.
5. Test your sending time
Timing matters. If you send a letter at 3am, no one will read it. But the right moment can give a much better result.
Approximate schedule for mailings
This is just an example, but it's a good place to start if you're unsure of when to send emails.
| Day of the week | Dispatch time |
| Monday | 10:00 morning |
| Wednesday | 15:00 days |
| Friday | 18:00 evenings |
Then it’s better to do A/B tests – for example, test some subscribers at different hours – and see what works best for you.
What should be in every letter?
The list is simple but important:
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An interesting topic - it decides whether the letter will be opened at all.
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Greeting by name - if possible.
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Benefit - what will a person get after reading?
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One main action - "go", "view", "order", "download".
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Button - it should be noticeable, but not aggressive.
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Link to social networks or a website.
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Signature and contact information - so that they know who the letter is from and how to contact.
What else?
Automation is your friend
Set up emails that go automatically: after purchase, subscription, birthday. This saves time and gives a stable result.
Abandoned Basket Letters
If a person put something in the cart but didn't buy it, remind them. You can even add a discount or free shipping.
Test different options
Different themes, design, CTA, pictures. Sometimes even changing one word can give +20% openings.
Forgive the emotion, not just the discount
A small gift, humor, a sincere thank you - this is no less valuable than minus 10% on the product.
Conclusion: simple, honest and useful
In 2025, email marketing is no longer just a sales channel. It is a channel of trust. The winner here is not the one who is louder, but the one who is closer to the person. If you honestly provide value, do not impose yourself, write as a friend, you will be read.
You do not need to be a copywriter or a designer. Just write the way you feel. Imagine that you are sending a letter to a friend you have not seen for a long time. And you want to tell him something interesting.
People love simplicity, honesty and live communication. And good newsletters are exactly about this.