Are we witnessing the decline of email outreach, or is it just evolving?
suman saurabh
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It's no secret that email outreach has been a go-to strategy for businesses and marketers for years. However, with the emergence of new communication channels, some believe that email outreach is losing its effectiveness. But is it really on the decline, or is it simply evolving to adapt to changing consumer behaviors?
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Sandra Djajic@sandradjajic
I wouldn't say it's experiencing a decline since for some products it can still be a very effective channel. Rather evolving, especially with the use of AI and email regulations
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decline or evolution? maybe it's a shift in context and not an absolute change.
email isn't dying, but its role is evolving. it's becoming one part of a larger toolkit.
emergence of new channels, sure. but each serves a specific purpose. context matters.
the question is not just 'email or not?' but 'when is email most effective?'
spam fatigue is real. value, not volume, should be the new currency of outreach.
it's not just about outreach anymore. it's about creating meaningful connections.
email can still captivate, if done right. personalization and relevance are key.
think omnichannel. email can work beautifully if integrated well with other touchpoints.
analytics and AI are becoming more sophisticated, making targeted email even more potent.
end of the day, it's about adapting. whether it's email or something else, adaptability wins.