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In this interview segment, Jimmy Kim outlines five email marketing tactics that create incremental momentum leading to a purchase. He emphasizes that each tactic encourages a small “yes” from the subscriber, deepening engagement and increasing the likelihood of conversion. The tactics are: (1) quizzes, which ask users questions that culminate in a product recommendation; (2) surveys, which gather multiple answers and boost investment; (3) preference centers, allowing users to select interests for more relevant future emails; (4) reviews, where leaving a review predisposes the reviewer to repurchase; and (5) referrals, which strengthen the subscriber’s connection to the brand. The host confirms that these micro‑actions collectively build purchase momentum.

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