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As everyone knows, it is very important to know to how to write a good developing mail to customers. When you surf in the internet and you may find many good examples. But does it mean you are successful when you get one good mail?
Obviously, the answer is “no”. You should know how the customers work in one daytime and then you know when to send a developing mail to your customers. It is the best time to send a mail to clients in their morning time of 9:00 -10:00 when they are receptive to offers on a whole range of the subjects at their starting work in one day. At 10:00 to noon time, customers begin to be focused on their own job. So please don’t disturb them during this time. When it comes to 12:00--2:00 pm., it is lunch break time, and most of them are likely to do some reading on news and magazines while they are not usual to open their market emails. During 2pm--3pm, in the immediate post- lunch period, customers remain focused on work, only responding to emails offer relating to financial services. 3pm--5pm, a life changing afternoon, job related apathy sets in, meaning more emails relating to property and financial services are opened than any other type of promotion. At 5pm to 7pm, working late, there is a dramatic rise in holiday promotions being opened during this period. This is also the timeframe during which recipients are more likely to open b2b promotions. At 7pm to 10pm, the last orders, recipients are more likely to respond to customers promotions in their own time. Offers on clothes and special interests such as sports and gym promotions perform extremely well during this period. And finally, during 10pm to 9 am, it is the abyss, and it is an impressive time to send mails to customers. It is just like to throw emails into a black hole.
In conclusion, you should know how to write a good developing email at first. But when to send a developing mail to your customers seems most important.
