It’s natural and you shouldn’t be discouraged when this happens. However, you can’t just ignore it and keep targeting contacts in the hope that they will suddenly show interest again. It’s worth keeping in mind that ISPs pay close attention to the level of engagement that users show towards your content. If a large number of recipients show no interest, a large portion of your emails will end up in the spam folder or will not be delivered at all.
It is therefore important to make sure that you australia telegram data regularly re-engage inactive subscribers, either through manually sent campaigns or, even better, through automated sequences. Here's an example of a marketing automation workflow within GetResponse that helps you run these types of campaigns on autopilot: Marketing Automation Workflow to Re-Engage Contacts Note: In this workflow, we used a segment that includes people who have been on our list for more than 180 days and who were identified as inactive by our system (their engagement rate was -3).
Inactive subscribers who have been on the list for more than 180 days To give you some inspiration, here's an example of a re-engagement campaign MVMT sent to inactive subscribers: MVMT Online Retailer Reengagement Campaign 6. Automatically remove inactive subscribers In some cases, however, reengagement campaigns don’t work. What to do in those cases? Ideally, after a couple of unsuccessful attempts, you either suppress these contacts from your future emails or remove them from your list altogether.