Send Better Emails with Easy Research (Hair Business Tips)

Level up your email marketing by reviewing emails sent by big brands with big budgets. Every hair business needs to build its email list and use it wisely to build its brand and sales.
This marketing technique for your hair company will inspire you to make better email templates by following what other beauty and hair brands are currently doing.
Never copy what someone is doing but using ideas for inspiration is accepted.
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[@arunimasaha4171]

I want some advice regarding few things :
1) Is it really necessary for us to build Email List and Lay emphasis on Email Marketing? I mean who reads promotional emails so diligently and most of the time they even endup on Spam Section. So even if we're announcing new product launch or product restocking or discount codes or event meet-up they wouldn't know or see it. So instead of Email Marketing can we do SMS marketing or Push Notifications or Building Messenger list combined with Email Marketing? This can be achieved by Shopify apps like Recart and Reconvert and Optimonk.
2) Do you think hosting or organizing Salon Parties with beauticians and regular people and influencers can help us popularize our products and our brand ?
3) I have been looking through all my competitors in hair and wig niche researching what are they selling, how are they selling, their marketing strategies and their manufacturing and sourcing hair? I've been looking through all their social media platforms and it has been making me a little anxious as to how will I stand out in this Super Saturated market or Niche? Although the common Traits that I see in wigs and hair business is that their target audience is only female, howcome they never manufacture wigs or hair patches for men? I'm sure men would also want hair that is all the time glamorize in Men's fashion magazine because I've never seen Men's fashion magazine having bald men or men who have bald patches on their head. Or you know Alopecia!!! And I've never seen them selling synthetic wigs for daily use or Cosplay since they're so hell bent on Raw organic human Remy hair business. At the moment internet is flooded with contents like these.... but what makes me anxious is that I know perfection isn't something one should strive for but we do want people to have products of great quality at affordable prices something that we keep marketing and showing off right ? And another thing is even if I want to keep my brand voice Unisex being inclusive of all genders from where am I supposed to get men and transgenders and bisexuals On-board ?
4) Lastly, I'm from India and as you've yourself acknowledged in your videos India is the Huge source for Hair when it comes to hair extensions and wigs. And in my country their Is an hair extension brand that was started in 2019 and they source it from south Indian temples and in less than 6 months they made 6 figure sales. They're even recognized by French beauticians and fashion experts or something. The name is Hair Originals. They even got huge funding from Billionaires in Shark Tank India show because of their sales that they've made in less than 6 months. So yeah, I'm worried as to how I should stand out and if I'd be noticed by people, even though I know what I can add and who all can I target and how should I differentiate with my inclusivity!!!!

[@HairBusinessBlueprint]

I would have to make a video series to answer a lot of these questions.
As far as email marketing, it can make up to 20% of a business's total sales. Not using is it like leaving money on the ground.