Back to the Basics: Perfecting Email Creative
By taking just a small amount of time to consider the following tips, email design can assist you in maximizing return on investment and communicating a consistent brand identity to customers.
By taking just a small amount of time to consider the following tips, email design can assist you in maximizing return on investment and communicating a consistent brand identity to customers.
Cisco’s growth is driven by a 21,000-person global sales force. Training, education and achievement recognition are key to continued development of this critical team and their efforts to protect and elevate Cisco’s market share
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Here's some of the basic best practices to review to make sure your subscriber list is flawless before you hit send.
While sales and marketing are ultimately marching toward the same goal—driving leads and closing more deals—there has long been a disconnect between these two functions. Sales teams often follow up with leads based on little insight into how that prospect became a lead, or what specific area of interest the prospect has.
Just as marketers are always looking to new vehicles for expanded communication delivery, so too do we need to start looking at new ways of expanding the almost limitless possibilities of our data and appending procedures. Here's a primer on three ways you can add value to your list with appended data.
When Samuel Coleridge wrote "water, water, everywhere, but not a drop to drink" about the ancient mariner's thirst on the open sea, he also captured the irony many marketers today face about their marketing intelligence. Marketers are also surrounded by an ocean—one of data pouring in from all directions, both disparate channels and enterprise-wide. And…
From the classical Greco-Roman world through the later parts of the medieval periods, there have always been humans who practiced alchemy, the quest to turn ordinary base metals into gold. As it became clear that such a process was for all intents and purposes impossible, the practice faded from the scene. However, the perception that…
In Part 1 of this article https://chiefmarketer.com/direct/non-print/data-listtalk-0415bnv9/index.html I made the point that IT departments almost always think they can—and should—be responsible for the marketing database.
Chip House, senior director of relationship marketing, ExactTarget, notes that in recent research his company has done with 1,500 consumers about why they "break up" with a brand's email communications, the reason is usually because of the marketer's behavior.