Thursday, October 31, 2013

Email Marketing Best Practices: 5 Low Hanging Fruit To Build Momentum & Drive Sales in Holiday Emails

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5 Low Hanging Fruit To Build Momentum & Drive Sales in Holiday Emails
Simms Jenkins  |  Email Marketing Best Practices  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
apples While many digital marketers are focused on 2014 planning and budgeting, others are locked in on maximizing the last two months of 2013. The end of the year is a great time to make some headway on high impact, yet low hanging fruit that could send your email program in the right direction as we turn the corner into the new year. Here are 5 strategies and tactics to consider: 1. A Thank You Email ...with a survey for your valued subscribers. They are valued as more than a list,...


Get Attention in Competitive Holiday Inbox Tabs with These Email Tips
Justin Williams  |  Advanced Email Marketing  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
justinwillilastabbedinbox Like it or not, the 2013 holiday season is here. Whether this is good news or bad news for your holiday email campaigns depends on your ability to deal with two trends in email marketing: increased volume and inbox foldering. Not only has annual email volume increased year over year, but each holiday season, there is an additional increase of about 20 percent in the number of marketing emails sent. This means more and more messages are competing for recipient attention in the inbox,...


Email Marketing Successes with Revenue Per Email Measurement
Jeanne Jennings  |  Email Marketing  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
jeannejrpme-chart-2-102813 Two years ago, I wrote a column about the value of the revenue per email (RPE) metric; how to calculate it and how to use it to use it at a cell level to determine the winner when you're testing. I followed that up with a column on more ways to use RPE in analysis, to identify areas of strength and weakness in your email program. I've continued to use RPE or, in cases where the RPE figure is small, revenue per thousand emails (RPME) with clients. Here's an update on successes we've...


A False Dichotomy
Derek Harding  |  Email Marketing Optimization  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
see-saw2 Shortly before Christmas, Spamhaus added several national retailers to the Spamhaus Block List (SBL), creating a major controversy. The cause was mailing to unconfirmed email addresses and the action reignited the long-running debate about single opt-in vs. confirmed op-tin. Battle lines have been drawn with luminaries on both sides of the argument. It started out on mailing lists and Twitter, but has expanded to blog posts with back-and-forth, pro and con, argument, rebuttal, and...


Cart Hoppers Are Still Shoppers: Better Connect with Cross-Device, Frequent Shoppers
Jim Davidson  |  B2C Email Marketing  |  Comment  print  Email  Share it on Twitter  Share it on Facebook  Share it on LinkedIn
google-shopping-plas Every marketer has heard the alarm: "Shopping cart abandonment is increasing!" Many marketers have hit the snooze button, even though cart abandonment reminder emails are a proven revenue generator. While abandonment rates are increasing, does that necessarily mean that consumers are abandoning their order? Sticker shock, indecision, comparison shopping, technical issues... we all know the laundry list of reasons shoppers abandon carts. However, there are many other factors that...



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Neil Mason  |  Verifying Business Value  |  Print version

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Tessa Wegert  |  Media Buying  |  Print version

How To Get Comfortable with Big Data
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My digital marketing takeaways from blockbuster TV drama Breaking Bad.
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Lisa Lacy  |  Strategies  |  Print version

Apple Ends Fiscal Year With Revenue Jump but Profit Fall
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Why a CMS is Crucial for a Social Business
With a CMS, a social brand can ensure their site is constantly updated with fresh content, as well as create specified web pages to expound the success of social campaigns.
Himanshu Sareen  |  Social Commerce  |  Print version

Digital Marketing Fact: Ignoring the Facts Results in Rash Decisions
Taking the time needed to better assess the moves you make with your campaign may help you take some of the rashness out of the decision process, but facts are a funny thing.
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