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The 11 Most Successful Business
Models Used in Email Marketing
And which ones can be the most successful for your newsletter

                                               by Andrew Lutts, CEO




                                           www.netatlantic.com
The 11 Most Successful Business
    Models Used in Email Marketing
    And which ones can be the most successful for your newsletter.




                         Table of Contents:
                         1. Paid Newsletter Subscription Model                        pg 3

                         2. Advertiser-Supported Email Newsletter                     pg 4

                         3. Affiliate Model, Revenue Share & Pay for Performance      pg 5

                         4. Free Loss-Leader Email Newsletter with Free Content       pg 6

                         5. Brokerage Newsletter Model, Matching Buyers and Sellers   pg 7

                         6. Infomediary Co-Registration Model                         pg 8

                         7. Merchant Model,                                           pg 9

                         8. Manufacturer Direct to Consumer                           pg 10

                         9. Pay Per Access Revenue Model                              pg 11

                         10. Non-Profit Fundraising & Advocacy                        pg 12

                         11. Open Source Model                                        pg 13




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1.                 Paid Newsletter
                       Subscription Model
    Do people really pay for email newsletters when so          Use this model for your newsletter if:
    much information is free online? Absolutely! In fact, a
                                                                •	   You are migrating customers from paid postal
    well-conceived, focused, and well-written newsletter
                                                                     mail to paid email.
    can generate plenty of business for the creator. There
                                                                •	   Your content can be reliably delivered on a
    will always be a good demand for valuable email
                                                                     periodic basis.
    newsletters, and people will pay for them.
                                                                •	   You have a unique offering.
    The paid subscription model is probably the
                                                                Key aspects of successful paid newsletters:
    strongest business models for publishers. Of course
    with this business model, content is key. Publishers        1. Premium content that people will pay for.
    prefer this email business model because they save          2. Reliable and timely delivery.
    lots of money in delivery costs (paper and postage).        3. Information that will give recipients an edge over
    Subscribers like email newsletters because they                competitors and others.
    receive the information in a very timely fashion.           4. Advice, support, consulting.

    Paid newsletters are great for things like stock trading,   Examples of paid email newsletters:
    finance and investment and other time-sensitive
                                                                •	   London Financial Times (www.ft.com)
    information. They can also be good for things like
                                                                •	   Wall Street Journal (www.wsj.com)
    coaching, advice, eLearning, support networks,
    sports, news and other advice and reminders. People
    will readily buy valuable information especially when
    it includes unique knowledge, the very latest trends,
    or a fresh perspective and viewpoint on a topic not
    available elsewhere. When written with a compelling
    personality and voice, success is the result.




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2.                Advertiser-Supported
                      Email Newsletter
    Rooted in traditional media broadcast (TV,                Advertisements are sometimes served up by the site
    magazines, radio), this business model sells space        owners own ad server or more commonly through a
    in newsletters and web sites. Typically, a newsletter     third-party ad network service such as ValueClick or
    using this model provides their own original content      Google AdSense.
    mixed in with advertiser’s messages. Advertiser
                                                              Use this model for your newsletter if:
    supported newsletters, because they are free, usually
    have the highest number of subscribers and the            •	   You have a good newsletter, but people are not
    largest distribution compared to other newsletters.            likely to pay money to get it.
                                                              •	   You can grow your list to over 10,000 subscribers.
    If you produce a good quality, well-distributed email
                                                              •	   Your newsletter addresses a highly targeted,
    newsletter to a focused targeted audience, you can
                                                                   highly focused audience.
    make very good money by including advertisements
    in your newsletter. Depending on various factors,         Key aspects of a successful supported newsletter:
    newsletter owners can charge advertisers several
                                                              1. Help your advertisers succeed in selling to your
    thousand dollars per issue (every day!) for a
                                                                 subscribers. When they succeed in selling to your
    newsletter that is distributed to tens of thousands
                                                                 subscribers they will be repeat advertisers for you.
    of people or more. The money ads up fast. Also,
                                                              2. Develop a rate card with approved ad
    depending on your newsletter, you can take many
                                                                 dimensions, flash/no flash policy, frequency
    ads from different advertisers in each issue.
                                                                 discounts, CPM rates (cost per thousand), and
    One key here is to have a large list and a focused           other standards that advertisers will expect to
    readership. For example, Kim Komando                         see, when evaluating your newsletter.
    (www.komando.com), the syndicated radio talk show         3. Find advertisers with products and services that
    host known as “America’s digital goddess”, reaches           align with your editorial content.
    listeners on 400 radio stations. Komando sends            4. Show your new subscribers sample newsletters
    emails to her 9 million email newsletter subscribers         which show the types of ads they will likely see.
    each week with helpful computer advice and tips.          5. Consider an outside ad network such as Burst
    This targeted readership is perfect for advertisers of       Media (www.burstmedia.com) or ValueClick
    products like spyware detection, antivirus software,         (www.valueclick.com).
    parental controls, registry cleaners, computer
                                                              Examples of advertiser-supported newsletters:
    gadgets, books, computer training, and more.
                                                              •	   http://www.marketingvox.com
    You don’t need 9 million subscribers to make money
                                                              •	   http://www.usatoday.com
    with this business model. A quality list (high open and
    click-through rates) and a fairly targeted readership
    can bring profitable results for your advertisers.




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3.                Affiliate Model, Revenue Share
                      & Pay-For-Performance
    The Affiliate business model offers purchase              Use the affiliate model for your newsletter if:
    opportunities through financial incentives. With
                                                              •	   You have a large number of newsletter
    an affiliate model, the email newsletter publisher
                                                                   subscribers and / or a high traffic web site.
    promotes products and services for another company
                                                              •	   You believe you can effectively target interesting
    using various methods (banners, newsletter links,
                                                                   offers to your readers.
    solo ads, etc.) and benefits from every sale made from
                                                              •	   You are able to segment and target offers to
    the clickthrough from their email newsletter or web
                                                                   various decision makers and buyers.
    site. This model can take a bit of time to set up, and
                                                              •	   The readership to your newsletter is engaged and
    yet it can be one of the most lucrative when running
                                                                   active, and will respond to offers.
    as intended.
                                                              Key aspects of a successful affiliate model:
    Although many internet businesses attempt to
    generate sales from their own main web site, the          1. Partner with reputable companies with positive
    affiliate model reaches out to people wherever               long-term histories.
    they may be online (like at the web property of           2. Create relevant partnerships (with similar target
    an affiliate). By offering financial incentives (in the      markets).
    form of a percentage of revenue) the affiliates are       3. Use reliable tracking methods to be sure
    incentivized to provide clickthroughs to the merchant        payments are accurate.
    web site to place an order.                               4. Use an agency or intermediary if needed, such as:
                                                                 Commission Junction (www.cj.com),
    Unlike the typical advertiser model, which generates
                                                                 LinkShare (www.linkshare.com), or
    revenue for the email newsletter owner whether
                                                                 ShareASale (www.shareasale.com)
    the ad works or not, the affiliate model is a pay-for-
    performance model. If an affiliate does not generate      A successful affilliate marketer is:
    sales, there is no cost to the merchant.
                                                              •	   SelfGrowth (www.selfgrowth.com)
    For example, if a newsletter subscriber clicks on a
    link in an email newsletter or web site that takes
    them to Amazon.com where they buy a book,
    Amazon will pay the affiliate 5% of the cover price as
    a commission. This is sometimes also called Cost Per
    Acquisition (CPA) or Revenue Sharing.




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4.                 Free Loss Leader Email
                       Newsletter with Free Content
    With this business model, the publisher initially gives    Key aspects of a successful loss leader campaign:
    away free newsletter content with the hopes of later
                                                               1. Always continue to grow your free subscriber
    selling the subscriber paid content.
                                                                  list. You might even want to pay for new free
    Free (for a while) email newsletters are an                   subscribers! Why? This is the pond you will be
    increasingly-popular business model for sending               fishing from, and the bigger the better.
    out email newsletters with valuable content that           2. Keep a reliable frequency of free content. If you
    users will hopefully ultimately pay for. It can feel          are delivering value in a reliable and professional
    frustrating at times to give out your best content and        way, it instills confidence in what you do.
    information, but when the money starts rolling in you      3. Test your model to find the ideal time to convert
    will clearly see how this model can work for you.             the free subscribers to paid ones. Some services
                                                                  may require a quick purchase, other solutions
    How it works: Send your free newsletter out for a
                                                                  may take longer to make the conversion.
    period of time at no charge to your list of non-paying
                                                               4. Experiment with different conversion offers.
    subscribers. Give them high quality information, but
                                                                  A low-dollar offer can get them started and
    not everything. You want to get the reader hooked,
                                                                  accustomed to paying for your information.
    then reel them in like an expert fisherman.
                                                                  Upsell them later as confidence and trust is built.
    Of course you need content that is valuable enough         5. For those who do not buy from you after many
    to make your subscriber money, prevent them from              attempts to convert, remove them from your list
    losing money, make them or their business more                and make them re-request a free subscription.
    successful, or any number of things. Part of this             Make them work in order to receive free content.
    equation also includes your offer to get them to reach
                                                               Examples of successful, loss-leader campaigns
    for their wallet. Unfortunately, if you get any one of
    these elements wrong, the model might not work.            •	   Forbes Magazine (www.forbes.com)
    But done right, this model can work surprisingly well.     •	   Boston Business Journal (www.bbj.com)
                                                               •	   General Nutrition Centers (www.gnc.com)
    Use the loss-leader business model if:
                                                               Note: The loss-leader business model is similar to the
    •	   You are confident people will have a desire for
                                                               “freemium” business model, in which basic services
         and pay for your contet when you shut them off.
                                                               are offered for free, while advanced or special features
    •	   You produce a lot of content and it is easy for you
                                                               are charged for. The freemium business model has
         to give some of it away.
                                                               gained popularity with Web 2.0 companies. According
    •	   There are few other competitors or places online
                                                               to the New York Times, freemium is becoming the most
         that generate the same content as you.
                                                               popular business model among web start-ups.
    •	   You offer a personal, genuine and compelling
         voice or personality that readers respond to.




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5.                Brokerage Newsletter Model,
                      Matching Buyers & Sellers
    This model brings buyers and sellers together. Many     Key aspects of a brokerage newsletter:
    brokers use email marketing to either initiate or
                                                            1. Use email, SMS or other push technologies to
    maintain a relationship with a potential buyer of a
                                                               keep buyers interested.
    product or service. By matching the buyer and seller,
                                                            2. Present the objects for sale in a clear, easy to read
    a broker will normally receive a commission as their
                                                               and purchase way.
    revenue model. Other models also ask sellers to pay a
                                                            3. Add value through knowledge, ideas and
    listing fee.
                                                               strategy in your outbound communication
    For example, there are real estate brokers, business       emails.
    transaction brokers, auction brokers, recruitment
                                                            Examples of brokerage business models are:
    brokers, and more. With the brokerage business
    model, once a certain critical mass of traffic is       •	   www.isoldmyhouse.com
    reached, the marketplace becomes even more              •	   www.travelocity.com
    efficient and better for both buyer and seller.         •	   www.ebay.com
                                                            •	   www.monster.com
    Use the brokerage business model if:
                                                            •	   www.hotwire.com
    •	   Your business model is one that includes a
         network of buyers and sellers.
    •	   You have the momentum to grow the service year
         after year.
    •	   You are able to communicate regularly about
         updates, changes, and new offerings.




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6.                 Infomediary
                       Co-Registration Model
    This model is characterized by the compiling and/        Use the infomediary business model if:
    or sharing of information. When a company collects
                                                             •	   You collect a lot of visitor data.
    subscriber data as a result of customer loyalty
                                                             •	   Your data is well segmented with specific
    programs, redeemable points, or online coupons,
                                                                  demographics of possible buyers.
    this data is sold for targeted advertising by an
    infomediary (sometimes called an aggregator).            Key aspects of a successful infomediary model:

    How it works: an infomediary, often through the          1. Be sure to establish a large network of others to
    use of email newsletters, web sites, coregistration         exchange information and leads with.
    partners, or ad networks, collects subscriber and        2. Establish multiple distribution models and media
    visitor data, and then sells this information. This         outposts.
    information is sold for pennies or several dollars per   3. Collect visitor information at every chance in
    lead (up to $25 or more for high-quality and B2B            multiple locations.
    leads). These leads and prospects are then normally
                                                             Examples of infomediary companies are:
    solicited with email newsletters and promotional
    offers, which, if highly-focused and relevant, can       •	   Nielsen (www.nielsen.com)
    generate high response rates.                            •	   Doubleclick (www.doubleclick.com)
                                                             •	   Business trade publications:
    Consumer data can be valuable, especially when
                                                                  www.informationweek.com
    used to sell prospects with targeted email offers.
                                                                  www.adweek.com
    Additionally, consumers themselves will often use
                                                                  www.pcweek.com
    comparative data (professional or peer ratings) made
                                                                  www.networkworld.com
    possible by aggregators about products and services
    to help them make purchase decisions.




         Infomediaries collect data about consumers and business
          prospects and help vendors reach them through various
               messaging strategies and online properties.




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7.                  Virtual Merchant, Catalog,
                        or Click & Mortar Vendor
    This model is essentially an electronic version of        Use the merchant business model if:
    a traditional “bricks and mortar” store. The online
                                                              •	   You won’t alienate an existing dealer network
    merchant model makes it easier and more convenient
                                                                   who already does a lot of selling for you
    for consumers to shop. It also saves the merchant
                                                              •	   You are selling something that does not need to
    significant overhead when the merchant has a virtual
                                                                   be physically seen or tested before purchase
    storefront.
                                                              •	   The price point is in a range that people will feel
    Whichever type of merchant selling is done, email              comfortable making an online purchase
    plays a critical role in keeping the shopper engaged      •	   It is an advantage to offer a wide variety of
    and coming back. In fact, some studies show that               shapes, sizes, colors or options only available
    50% - 60% of online purchases are made as a result of          online
    an email notification, reminder, or newsletter.           •	   The sales cycle and process can be achieved with
                                                                   one or a series of many email messages which
    Here are four kinds of merchants:
                                                                   move the buyer along in the purchasing process.
    •	   Virtual Web Only Merchant – an online
                                                              Tips to succeed with merchant newsletter selling:
         merchant that sells exclusively on the
         web (Zappos.com, Newegg.com, Ice.com,                1. Make good use of coupons and promotions.
         Bodybuilding.com)                                    2. Use seasons to trigger an email (summer sale!).
    •	   Catalog / Call Center Merchant – a company           3. Be sure to send reminders when new products
         that offers both traditional catalog mail order         become available.
         services and also has a web site catalog with call   4. Use intelligent suggestions tools and best-seller
         center (LandsEnd.com)                                   lists to show what other customers are buying
    •	   Click and Mortar – a company that offers both           and thus suggest additional purchases.
         online web catalog and physical retail stores        5. Review your web traffic and analytics for
         (Staples.com, Sears.com, BestBuy.com)                   successful trends and to plan future campaigns.
    •	   Bit Vendor – a company that sells only digital       6. Carefully plan the best time and day to send your
         products and services that are normally                 email messages to generate the highest number
         downloaded instantly after purchase (Apple              and sales volume of online purchases.
         iTunes Music Store,McAfee.com)
                                                              Examples of successful Merchants are:

                                                              •	   www.kohls.com
                                                              •	   www.apple.com
                                                              •	   www.target.com




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8.                Manufacturer Direct
                      to Consumer
    A type of disintermediation or “cutting out the           Use the direct to consumer business model if:
    middleman”, this model allows a manufacturer
                                                              •	   You plan to sell on volume.
    to reach buyers directly. With the direct model,
                                                              •	   You have the capacity to succeed with
    oftentimes there is no traditional outbound sales
                                                                   operational excellence as a differentiator.
    force employed. There is normally no store. Instead,
                                                              •	   You have a just-in-time distribution model.
    sales are generated with online order forms, web
                                                              •	   You can keep your advertising costs low or
    sites, virtual demos, video, flash and other technology
                                                                   moderate.
    showcasing the product or service, and generating
    the sale as a result of a consumer self-service           Tips to succeed with ths model:
    purchase.
                                                              1. Compete with aggressive pricing since there is no
    Dell Computer is one of the most successful                  middleman.
    companies to use a direct to consumer business            2. Offer a clear value and benefit such as
    model. Email newsletters showcasing pictures of              customization, price or delivery.
    fresh new computers are hard to resist when your old      3. Automate as much as possible to keep
    computer is giving you problems or starts looking            efficiencies high and costs low.
    tired. To succeed, it is critical that the direct to
                                                              Examples of direct to consumer manufacturers:
    consumer manufacturer make use of the efficiencies
    involved with email marketing, online self-service        •	   www.dell.com
    ordering, and efficient delivery systems to gain a        •	   www.vistaprint.com
    competitive advantage.                                    •	   www.irobot.com
                                                              •	   www.karmaloop.com
                                                              •	   www.cafepress.com




       The direct to consumer model is a popular and effective use
       of email marketing. It allows manufacturers to bypass retail
           channels and gain mindshare with their end users.




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9.                Pay Per Access
                      Revenue Model
                                                              Use the pay per access revenue model if:
    With this model payment occurs for single access
                                                              •	   Your product or service can be delivered digitally.
    to a downloadable product such as a document,
                                                              •	   You can control your content with some kind of
    research report, video, stock photo set, or music clip.
                                                                   rights management.
    The product sold may or may not be protected with a
                                                              •	   Your product offers a clear value that can be
    password or with Digital Rights Management.
                                                                   described quickly.
    For example, some research organizations like
                                                              Tips to succeed with the pay per access model:
    Gomez, Gartner Group, Yankee Group and Forrester
    Research sell high-quality specialized and often          1. Be sure your content / product can be delivered
    customized research reports on a pay per view access.        immediately after ordering.
    Many digital services such as ebooks, music, movies,      2. Price your product attractively knowing that your
    software are also sold on a pay per view model.              distribution costs are very low.
                                                              3. Consider using affiliates and others to help
    With this model, make full use of email news and
                                                                 promote your offering.
    notices to alert your subscribers of new CD releases,
                                                              4. Control the pipeline to ensure that various
    reports just published and ready for download, books
                                                                 sources are tracked and the user experience is
    ready to be read on your Kindle reader, software
                                                                 quick.
    upgrades available for purchase, and new special
                                                              5. Bundle products with other best sellers and
    reports available now. The fact that something can
                                                                 complementary products in order to increase the
    be purchased, downloaded and enjoyed immediately
                                                                 total spend from the buyer.
    can be a dynamic driver of new sales for the “I want it
    now” mindset.                                             Examples of pay per access sellers are:

                                                              •	   Stock photos (www.fotosearch.com)
                                                              •	   Amazon Kindle Books (www.kindle.com)
                                                              •	   On Demand Movies (www.netflix.com)




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10.                           Non-Profit Fundraising
                                  & Advocacy
    The non-profit organization’s business model for        Tips to succeed with this model:
    email marketing is one of fundraising and advocacy.
                                                            1. Go slow and steady, don’t push too hard.
    When email marketing is combined with advocacy,
                                                            2. Combine fundraising messaging with other
    lobbying, and legislative updates, email messaging
                                                               information and updates.
    can also be effectively combined for fundraising
                                                            3. Use a professional, reserved and conservative
    campaigns. As with any email campaign, but
                                                               message style in your writing.
    especially with fundraising, email marketing must
    be done with care when reaching out to a non-profit     Examples of non-profits using this strategy are:
    target demographic. Asking for money is a sensitive
                                                            •	   Habitat for Humanity (www.habitat.org)
    subject matter, especially by email.
                                                            •	   American Red Cross (www.redcross.org)
    Use the non-profit business model if:                   •	   Amnesty International (www.amnesty.org)
                                                            •	   United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
    •	   You want to build advocacy for your positions
                                                                 (www.unicef.org)
         and mission.
    •	   You expect that people will be receptive to your
         invitations for support.
    •	   You already have established some kind of
         relationship with your subscribers.
    •	   You are on a limited budget.
    •	   You have lots of built-up goodwill.




        Non-Profit Organizations use email for outreach and
     communications programs that keep their members up to date
               about events and fundraising efforts.




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11.                           Open Source
                                  Business Model
    In general, open source refers to any program whose       Use the open source business model if:
    source code is made available for use or modification
                                                              •   You are best at programming, creation, and
    as users or other developers see fit. Open source
                                                                  development rather than selling.
    describes practices in production and development
                                                              •   You embrace the concept for some or all of your
    that promote access to the end product’s source code.
                                                                  company or products.
    In terms of the business models used in open source,      •   There is little or no budget to manufacture, market
    these often focus around support services (Red Hat),          and sell the product.
    hardware support (VA Linux), proprietary components       •   You feel like your ideas are excellent and will
    (Virtual Iron and XenSource), dual licensing (MySql),         succeed in the open source market.
    and Advertising (software default settings favoring
                                                              Tips to succeed with the open source model:
    advertisers, such as Firefox defaulting to Google
    search). Email and the internet have provided an          1. Make use of efficient delivery systems (software
    ideal vehicle for the creation and distribution of open      downloads).
    source, since the download distribution method for        2. Be sure to gather contact information for follow-up
    software is very inexpensive for the creator.                at a later date (upsells and conversions).
                                                              3. Realize making money with this model can be
    One key strategy with open source is to be sure to
                                                                 difficult and odds are against overnight success.
    capture the visitor information for those people who
                                                              4. Enter the space fully realizing that it may be a long-
    visit, download or use the open source code. Email can
                                                                 term commitment.
    be used to continue communicating and advocating for
                                                              5. Ask your users to help promote your solution.
    development, but also to upsell to premium services
    or similar.                                               Examples of open source businesses are:

    Success stories like Linux, Netscape/Firefox, Open        •   Ubuntu Linux (www.ubuntu.com)
    Office and others have met with great success using       •   Mozilla Firefox(www.firefox.com)
    the open source model.                                    •   Drupal (www.drupal.com)




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Conclusion
    The number and types of business models used in          again, that industry is now changing as many people
    email marketing and online selling normally fall into    now use online services like Hulu.com or Fancast.com
    one of these eleven categories. In general, these        for instant movie downloads and viewing rather than
    models don’t change much from year to year.              wait for a physical DVD in postal mail.

    However, what sometimes does change is everything        Additionally, every year traditional retailers attempt
    else around the business model. These business           new and efficient online ordering and fulfillment
    models become blurred when innovative new                models, as well as new technology-based buying
    ideas, companies or technologies redefine markets,       options to help differentiate themselves in the buying
    delivery systems or revenue models. The changes can      process and gain a competitive advantage.
    sometimes be dramatic.
                                                             See if your product or service can use one or more
    For example, Blockbuster Video lost its dominance        of these email marketing business models and
    in the DVD movie rental business when when Netflix       strategies to help you better sell in your marketplace.
    used the internet to allow customers to request and      You may find that certain minor changes can provide
    manage their movie rentals online and by mail. Once      you with major competitive advantages.




    About Net Atlantic

    Founded in 1995, Net Atlantic, Inc. is a global email service provider (ESP) offering email marketing solutions,
    branded reseller programs and dedicated email marketing servers. Net Atlantic’s goal is to help businesses
    maximize ROI with email tools like segmentation, behavioral targeting, A/B/N split testing, triggered and
    sequential mailings, custom surveys, click streaming, spam analysis tools, open database connectivity, and an
    open API (application program interface for even further customization). Net Atlantic was one of the first email
    marketing companies.

    Visit www.netatlantic.com, or contact an account executive toll-free at 877-263-8285.




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  • 1. Your Email Delivery Experts The 11 Most Successful Business Models Used in Email Marketing And which ones can be the most successful for your newsletter by Andrew Lutts, CEO www.netatlantic.com
  • 2. The 11 Most Successful Business Models Used in Email Marketing And which ones can be the most successful for your newsletter. Table of Contents: 1. Paid Newsletter Subscription Model pg 3 2. Advertiser-Supported Email Newsletter pg 4 3. Affiliate Model, Revenue Share & Pay for Performance pg 5 4. Free Loss-Leader Email Newsletter with Free Content pg 6 5. Brokerage Newsletter Model, Matching Buyers and Sellers pg 7 6. Infomediary Co-Registration Model pg 8 7. Merchant Model, pg 9 8. Manufacturer Direct to Consumer pg 10 9. Pay Per Access Revenue Model pg 11 10. Non-Profit Fundraising & Advocacy pg 12 11. Open Source Model pg 13 www.netatlantic.com 2
  • 3. 1. Paid Newsletter Subscription Model Do people really pay for email newsletters when so Use this model for your newsletter if: much information is free online? Absolutely! In fact, a • You are migrating customers from paid postal well-conceived, focused, and well-written newsletter mail to paid email. can generate plenty of business for the creator. There • Your content can be reliably delivered on a will always be a good demand for valuable email periodic basis. newsletters, and people will pay for them. • You have a unique offering. The paid subscription model is probably the Key aspects of successful paid newsletters: strongest business models for publishers. Of course with this business model, content is key. Publishers 1. Premium content that people will pay for. prefer this email business model because they save 2. Reliable and timely delivery. lots of money in delivery costs (paper and postage). 3. Information that will give recipients an edge over Subscribers like email newsletters because they competitors and others. receive the information in a very timely fashion. 4. Advice, support, consulting. Paid newsletters are great for things like stock trading, Examples of paid email newsletters: finance and investment and other time-sensitive • London Financial Times (www.ft.com) information. They can also be good for things like • Wall Street Journal (www.wsj.com) coaching, advice, eLearning, support networks, sports, news and other advice and reminders. People will readily buy valuable information especially when it includes unique knowledge, the very latest trends, or a fresh perspective and viewpoint on a topic not available elsewhere. When written with a compelling personality and voice, success is the result. www.netatlantic.com 3
  • 4. 2. Advertiser-Supported Email Newsletter Rooted in traditional media broadcast (TV, Advertisements are sometimes served up by the site magazines, radio), this business model sells space owners own ad server or more commonly through a in newsletters and web sites. Typically, a newsletter third-party ad network service such as ValueClick or using this model provides their own original content Google AdSense. mixed in with advertiser’s messages. Advertiser Use this model for your newsletter if: supported newsletters, because they are free, usually have the highest number of subscribers and the • You have a good newsletter, but people are not largest distribution compared to other newsletters. likely to pay money to get it. • You can grow your list to over 10,000 subscribers. If you produce a good quality, well-distributed email • Your newsletter addresses a highly targeted, newsletter to a focused targeted audience, you can highly focused audience. make very good money by including advertisements in your newsletter. Depending on various factors, Key aspects of a successful supported newsletter: newsletter owners can charge advertisers several 1. Help your advertisers succeed in selling to your thousand dollars per issue (every day!) for a subscribers. When they succeed in selling to your newsletter that is distributed to tens of thousands subscribers they will be repeat advertisers for you. of people or more. The money ads up fast. Also, 2. Develop a rate card with approved ad depending on your newsletter, you can take many dimensions, flash/no flash policy, frequency ads from different advertisers in each issue. discounts, CPM rates (cost per thousand), and One key here is to have a large list and a focused other standards that advertisers will expect to readership. For example, Kim Komando see, when evaluating your newsletter. (www.komando.com), the syndicated radio talk show 3. Find advertisers with products and services that host known as “America’s digital goddess”, reaches align with your editorial content. listeners on 400 radio stations. Komando sends 4. Show your new subscribers sample newsletters emails to her 9 million email newsletter subscribers which show the types of ads they will likely see. each week with helpful computer advice and tips. 5. Consider an outside ad network such as Burst This targeted readership is perfect for advertisers of Media (www.burstmedia.com) or ValueClick products like spyware detection, antivirus software, (www.valueclick.com). parental controls, registry cleaners, computer Examples of advertiser-supported newsletters: gadgets, books, computer training, and more. • http://www.marketingvox.com You don’t need 9 million subscribers to make money • http://www.usatoday.com with this business model. A quality list (high open and click-through rates) and a fairly targeted readership can bring profitable results for your advertisers. www.netatlantic.com 4
  • 5. 3. Affiliate Model, Revenue Share & Pay-For-Performance The Affiliate business model offers purchase Use the affiliate model for your newsletter if: opportunities through financial incentives. With • You have a large number of newsletter an affiliate model, the email newsletter publisher subscribers and / or a high traffic web site. promotes products and services for another company • You believe you can effectively target interesting using various methods (banners, newsletter links, offers to your readers. solo ads, etc.) and benefits from every sale made from • You are able to segment and target offers to the clickthrough from their email newsletter or web various decision makers and buyers. site. This model can take a bit of time to set up, and • The readership to your newsletter is engaged and yet it can be one of the most lucrative when running active, and will respond to offers. as intended. Key aspects of a successful affiliate model: Although many internet businesses attempt to generate sales from their own main web site, the 1. Partner with reputable companies with positive affiliate model reaches out to people wherever long-term histories. they may be online (like at the web property of 2. Create relevant partnerships (with similar target an affiliate). By offering financial incentives (in the markets). form of a percentage of revenue) the affiliates are 3. Use reliable tracking methods to be sure incentivized to provide clickthroughs to the merchant payments are accurate. web site to place an order. 4. Use an agency or intermediary if needed, such as: Commission Junction (www.cj.com), Unlike the typical advertiser model, which generates LinkShare (www.linkshare.com), or revenue for the email newsletter owner whether ShareASale (www.shareasale.com) the ad works or not, the affiliate model is a pay-for- performance model. If an affiliate does not generate A successful affilliate marketer is: sales, there is no cost to the merchant. • SelfGrowth (www.selfgrowth.com) For example, if a newsletter subscriber clicks on a link in an email newsletter or web site that takes them to Amazon.com where they buy a book, Amazon will pay the affiliate 5% of the cover price as a commission. This is sometimes also called Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) or Revenue Sharing. www.netatlantic.com 5
  • 6. 4. Free Loss Leader Email Newsletter with Free Content With this business model, the publisher initially gives Key aspects of a successful loss leader campaign: away free newsletter content with the hopes of later 1. Always continue to grow your free subscriber selling the subscriber paid content. list. You might even want to pay for new free Free (for a while) email newsletters are an subscribers! Why? This is the pond you will be increasingly-popular business model for sending fishing from, and the bigger the better. out email newsletters with valuable content that 2. Keep a reliable frequency of free content. If you users will hopefully ultimately pay for. It can feel are delivering value in a reliable and professional frustrating at times to give out your best content and way, it instills confidence in what you do. information, but when the money starts rolling in you 3. Test your model to find the ideal time to convert will clearly see how this model can work for you. the free subscribers to paid ones. Some services may require a quick purchase, other solutions How it works: Send your free newsletter out for a may take longer to make the conversion. period of time at no charge to your list of non-paying 4. Experiment with different conversion offers. subscribers. Give them high quality information, but A low-dollar offer can get them started and not everything. You want to get the reader hooked, accustomed to paying for your information. then reel them in like an expert fisherman. Upsell them later as confidence and trust is built. Of course you need content that is valuable enough 5. For those who do not buy from you after many to make your subscriber money, prevent them from attempts to convert, remove them from your list losing money, make them or their business more and make them re-request a free subscription. successful, or any number of things. Part of this Make them work in order to receive free content. equation also includes your offer to get them to reach Examples of successful, loss-leader campaigns for their wallet. Unfortunately, if you get any one of these elements wrong, the model might not work. • Forbes Magazine (www.forbes.com) But done right, this model can work surprisingly well. • Boston Business Journal (www.bbj.com) • General Nutrition Centers (www.gnc.com) Use the loss-leader business model if: Note: The loss-leader business model is similar to the • You are confident people will have a desire for “freemium” business model, in which basic services and pay for your contet when you shut them off. are offered for free, while advanced or special features • You produce a lot of content and it is easy for you are charged for. The freemium business model has to give some of it away. gained popularity with Web 2.0 companies. According • There are few other competitors or places online to the New York Times, freemium is becoming the most that generate the same content as you. popular business model among web start-ups. • You offer a personal, genuine and compelling voice or personality that readers respond to. www.netatlantic.com 6
  • 7. 5. Brokerage Newsletter Model, Matching Buyers & Sellers This model brings buyers and sellers together. Many Key aspects of a brokerage newsletter: brokers use email marketing to either initiate or 1. Use email, SMS or other push technologies to maintain a relationship with a potential buyer of a keep buyers interested. product or service. By matching the buyer and seller, 2. Present the objects for sale in a clear, easy to read a broker will normally receive a commission as their and purchase way. revenue model. Other models also ask sellers to pay a 3. Add value through knowledge, ideas and listing fee. strategy in your outbound communication For example, there are real estate brokers, business emails. transaction brokers, auction brokers, recruitment Examples of brokerage business models are: brokers, and more. With the brokerage business model, once a certain critical mass of traffic is • www.isoldmyhouse.com reached, the marketplace becomes even more • www.travelocity.com efficient and better for both buyer and seller. • www.ebay.com • www.monster.com Use the brokerage business model if: • www.hotwire.com • Your business model is one that includes a network of buyers and sellers. • You have the momentum to grow the service year after year. • You are able to communicate regularly about updates, changes, and new offerings. www.netatlantic.com 7
  • 8. 6. Infomediary Co-Registration Model This model is characterized by the compiling and/ Use the infomediary business model if: or sharing of information. When a company collects • You collect a lot of visitor data. subscriber data as a result of customer loyalty • Your data is well segmented with specific programs, redeemable points, or online coupons, demographics of possible buyers. this data is sold for targeted advertising by an infomediary (sometimes called an aggregator). Key aspects of a successful infomediary model: How it works: an infomediary, often through the 1. Be sure to establish a large network of others to use of email newsletters, web sites, coregistration exchange information and leads with. partners, or ad networks, collects subscriber and 2. Establish multiple distribution models and media visitor data, and then sells this information. This outposts. information is sold for pennies or several dollars per 3. Collect visitor information at every chance in lead (up to $25 or more for high-quality and B2B multiple locations. leads). These leads and prospects are then normally Examples of infomediary companies are: solicited with email newsletters and promotional offers, which, if highly-focused and relevant, can • Nielsen (www.nielsen.com) generate high response rates. • Doubleclick (www.doubleclick.com) • Business trade publications: Consumer data can be valuable, especially when www.informationweek.com used to sell prospects with targeted email offers. www.adweek.com Additionally, consumers themselves will often use www.pcweek.com comparative data (professional or peer ratings) made www.networkworld.com possible by aggregators about products and services to help them make purchase decisions. Infomediaries collect data about consumers and business prospects and help vendors reach them through various messaging strategies and online properties. www.netatlantic.com 8
  • 9. 7. Virtual Merchant, Catalog, or Click & Mortar Vendor This model is essentially an electronic version of Use the merchant business model if: a traditional “bricks and mortar” store. The online • You won’t alienate an existing dealer network merchant model makes it easier and more convenient who already does a lot of selling for you for consumers to shop. It also saves the merchant • You are selling something that does not need to significant overhead when the merchant has a virtual be physically seen or tested before purchase storefront. • The price point is in a range that people will feel Whichever type of merchant selling is done, email comfortable making an online purchase plays a critical role in keeping the shopper engaged • It is an advantage to offer a wide variety of and coming back. In fact, some studies show that shapes, sizes, colors or options only available 50% - 60% of online purchases are made as a result of online an email notification, reminder, or newsletter. • The sales cycle and process can be achieved with one or a series of many email messages which Here are four kinds of merchants: move the buyer along in the purchasing process. • Virtual Web Only Merchant – an online Tips to succeed with merchant newsletter selling: merchant that sells exclusively on the web (Zappos.com, Newegg.com, Ice.com, 1. Make good use of coupons and promotions. Bodybuilding.com) 2. Use seasons to trigger an email (summer sale!). • Catalog / Call Center Merchant – a company 3. Be sure to send reminders when new products that offers both traditional catalog mail order become available. services and also has a web site catalog with call 4. Use intelligent suggestions tools and best-seller center (LandsEnd.com) lists to show what other customers are buying • Click and Mortar – a company that offers both and thus suggest additional purchases. online web catalog and physical retail stores 5. Review your web traffic and analytics for (Staples.com, Sears.com, BestBuy.com) successful trends and to plan future campaigns. • Bit Vendor – a company that sells only digital 6. Carefully plan the best time and day to send your products and services that are normally email messages to generate the highest number downloaded instantly after purchase (Apple and sales volume of online purchases. iTunes Music Store,McAfee.com) Examples of successful Merchants are: • www.kohls.com • www.apple.com • www.target.com www.netatlantic.com 9
  • 10. 8. Manufacturer Direct to Consumer A type of disintermediation or “cutting out the Use the direct to consumer business model if: middleman”, this model allows a manufacturer • You plan to sell on volume. to reach buyers directly. With the direct model, • You have the capacity to succeed with oftentimes there is no traditional outbound sales operational excellence as a differentiator. force employed. There is normally no store. Instead, • You have a just-in-time distribution model. sales are generated with online order forms, web • You can keep your advertising costs low or sites, virtual demos, video, flash and other technology moderate. showcasing the product or service, and generating the sale as a result of a consumer self-service Tips to succeed with ths model: purchase. 1. Compete with aggressive pricing since there is no Dell Computer is one of the most successful middleman. companies to use a direct to consumer business 2. Offer a clear value and benefit such as model. Email newsletters showcasing pictures of customization, price or delivery. fresh new computers are hard to resist when your old 3. Automate as much as possible to keep computer is giving you problems or starts looking efficiencies high and costs low. tired. To succeed, it is critical that the direct to Examples of direct to consumer manufacturers: consumer manufacturer make use of the efficiencies involved with email marketing, online self-service • www.dell.com ordering, and efficient delivery systems to gain a • www.vistaprint.com competitive advantage. • www.irobot.com • www.karmaloop.com • www.cafepress.com The direct to consumer model is a popular and effective use of email marketing. It allows manufacturers to bypass retail channels and gain mindshare with their end users. www.netatlantic.com 10
  • 11. 9. Pay Per Access Revenue Model Use the pay per access revenue model if: With this model payment occurs for single access • Your product or service can be delivered digitally. to a downloadable product such as a document, • You can control your content with some kind of research report, video, stock photo set, or music clip. rights management. The product sold may or may not be protected with a • Your product offers a clear value that can be password or with Digital Rights Management. described quickly. For example, some research organizations like Tips to succeed with the pay per access model: Gomez, Gartner Group, Yankee Group and Forrester Research sell high-quality specialized and often 1. Be sure your content / product can be delivered customized research reports on a pay per view access. immediately after ordering. Many digital services such as ebooks, music, movies, 2. Price your product attractively knowing that your software are also sold on a pay per view model. distribution costs are very low. 3. Consider using affiliates and others to help With this model, make full use of email news and promote your offering. notices to alert your subscribers of new CD releases, 4. Control the pipeline to ensure that various reports just published and ready for download, books sources are tracked and the user experience is ready to be read on your Kindle reader, software quick. upgrades available for purchase, and new special 5. Bundle products with other best sellers and reports available now. The fact that something can complementary products in order to increase the be purchased, downloaded and enjoyed immediately total spend from the buyer. can be a dynamic driver of new sales for the “I want it now” mindset. Examples of pay per access sellers are: • Stock photos (www.fotosearch.com) • Amazon Kindle Books (www.kindle.com) • On Demand Movies (www.netflix.com) www.netatlantic.com 11
  • 12. 10. Non-Profit Fundraising & Advocacy The non-profit organization’s business model for Tips to succeed with this model: email marketing is one of fundraising and advocacy. 1. Go slow and steady, don’t push too hard. When email marketing is combined with advocacy, 2. Combine fundraising messaging with other lobbying, and legislative updates, email messaging information and updates. can also be effectively combined for fundraising 3. Use a professional, reserved and conservative campaigns. As with any email campaign, but message style in your writing. especially with fundraising, email marketing must be done with care when reaching out to a non-profit Examples of non-profits using this strategy are: target demographic. Asking for money is a sensitive • Habitat for Humanity (www.habitat.org) subject matter, especially by email. • American Red Cross (www.redcross.org) Use the non-profit business model if: • Amnesty International (www.amnesty.org) • United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) • You want to build advocacy for your positions (www.unicef.org) and mission. • You expect that people will be receptive to your invitations for support. • You already have established some kind of relationship with your subscribers. • You are on a limited budget. • You have lots of built-up goodwill. Non-Profit Organizations use email for outreach and communications programs that keep their members up to date about events and fundraising efforts. www.netatlantic.com 12
  • 13. 11. Open Source Business Model In general, open source refers to any program whose Use the open source business model if: source code is made available for use or modification • You are best at programming, creation, and as users or other developers see fit. Open source development rather than selling. describes practices in production and development • You embrace the concept for some or all of your that promote access to the end product’s source code. company or products. In terms of the business models used in open source, • There is little or no budget to manufacture, market these often focus around support services (Red Hat), and sell the product. hardware support (VA Linux), proprietary components • You feel like your ideas are excellent and will (Virtual Iron and XenSource), dual licensing (MySql), succeed in the open source market. and Advertising (software default settings favoring Tips to succeed with the open source model: advertisers, such as Firefox defaulting to Google search). Email and the internet have provided an 1. Make use of efficient delivery systems (software ideal vehicle for the creation and distribution of open downloads). source, since the download distribution method for 2. Be sure to gather contact information for follow-up software is very inexpensive for the creator. at a later date (upsells and conversions). 3. Realize making money with this model can be One key strategy with open source is to be sure to difficult and odds are against overnight success. capture the visitor information for those people who 4. Enter the space fully realizing that it may be a long- visit, download or use the open source code. Email can term commitment. be used to continue communicating and advocating for 5. Ask your users to help promote your solution. development, but also to upsell to premium services or similar. Examples of open source businesses are: Success stories like Linux, Netscape/Firefox, Open • Ubuntu Linux (www.ubuntu.com) Office and others have met with great success using • Mozilla Firefox(www.firefox.com) the open source model. • Drupal (www.drupal.com) www.netatlantic.com 13
  • 14. Conclusion The number and types of business models used in again, that industry is now changing as many people email marketing and online selling normally fall into now use online services like Hulu.com or Fancast.com one of these eleven categories. In general, these for instant movie downloads and viewing rather than models don’t change much from year to year. wait for a physical DVD in postal mail. However, what sometimes does change is everything Additionally, every year traditional retailers attempt else around the business model. These business new and efficient online ordering and fulfillment models become blurred when innovative new models, as well as new technology-based buying ideas, companies or technologies redefine markets, options to help differentiate themselves in the buying delivery systems or revenue models. The changes can process and gain a competitive advantage. sometimes be dramatic. See if your product or service can use one or more For example, Blockbuster Video lost its dominance of these email marketing business models and in the DVD movie rental business when when Netflix strategies to help you better sell in your marketplace. used the internet to allow customers to request and You may find that certain minor changes can provide manage their movie rentals online and by mail. Once you with major competitive advantages. About Net Atlantic Founded in 1995, Net Atlantic, Inc. is a global email service provider (ESP) offering email marketing solutions, branded reseller programs and dedicated email marketing servers. Net Atlantic’s goal is to help businesses maximize ROI with email tools like segmentation, behavioral targeting, A/B/N split testing, triggered and sequential mailings, custom surveys, click streaming, spam analysis tools, open database connectivity, and an open API (application program interface for even further customization). Net Atlantic was one of the first email marketing companies. Visit www.netatlantic.com, or contact an account executive toll-free at 877-263-8285. www.netatlantic.com 14