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Tracey Ellis August 14, 2020 There are few things worse as a marketer than putting a ton of time and effort into your email campaigns only to see them perform poorly. While the usual suspects of content, design, and campaign strategy make a difference, none of that matters unless your email actually makes it to … Continue reading Email Deliverability: Get into More Inboxes, More Often
by Tamar Weinberg June 29, 2016 Follow @tamarJune 29, 2016 Getting your promoted social posts and search ads in front of your sales prospects’ eyes is great and all, but the inbox is where you really want to be. People often buy B2C products on a whim, but with its longer sales cycles, B2B is … Continue reading 3 Ways to Get Inside Your Prospects’ Inboxes with PPC
There’s been a lot of talk about email fatigue lately, but is this fear overblown? Columnist Tom Sather thinks so, and he has the data to prove it. Tom Sather on February 4, 2015 Ray Tomlinson sent the very first email in 1971 with a simple test message that said, “QWERTYUIOP.” Email has gone through … Continue reading What’s Inside Consumers’ Inboxes & What That Means For Email Marketing
By Kim Stiglitz, Published November 4, 2014 I recently celebrated my birthday, and as an email and content marketer, I couldn’t wait to see what kind of birthday emails I’d receive from the various email lists I subscribe to. This year, I got a dozen different birthday emails from retailers, airlines, restaurants and even my … Continue reading Effective Birthday Emails That Light Up Our Inboxes
