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E-zines Are E-Z
(Promo) Yule Flip Peppermint Chip. What’s that? It’s the new Blizzard flavor from Dairy Queen. Granted, some of us missed it. But a million Dairy Queen fans were tipped off this month about the beverage.
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Promising Start: Five Must-Have New Year’s Resolutions for E-mail Marketers
When it comes to e-mail marketing, there are a few clear areas where many marketers have room for improvement. As you develop your 2007 strategy, now is the time to commit to a few important e-mail marketing principles.
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It’s A Date: IMN Pilot Tests Calendar Offering
IMN is pilot testing a new e-newsletter option that would allow retailers to offer customers a calendar of events related to their marketing niche.
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Bass Pro Conversions Skyrocket with Reviews, Browse-Based Offers
Bass Pro Shops has boosted its conversion-to-sale rates dramatically by including customer product reviews in its outbound e-mail, and by sending messages based on Web site visitors
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Few E-mailers Truly Personalize … Yet: Study
Less than half of marketers personalize any aspect of their e-mail campaigns and of those, nearly 40% limit personalization to the salutation, according to a study by Responsys.
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Earthlink Denies E-mail Delivery Troubles
Earthlink has unequivocally denied an online columnist’s report that the Internet service provider has been failing to deliver as many as nine out of 10 e-mails to its customers.
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Stupid Thief Watch: Take My E-mail, Address Please!
Some unknown cyber criminals have been hijacking people
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StrongMail Debuts Deliverability Services
Deliverability specialist Spencer Kollas has left messaging service provider Premiere Global Services to start offering deliverability consulting at e-mail technology provider StrongMail.
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Microsoft Gets Court to Bar UK Firm’s E-mail List Sales
Microsoft has stopped a British man from selling lists of e-mail addresses, which it alleges were used for spamming, according to reports.
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Merchants Risk Holiday Crashes—Because They’re Cheap!
As online merchants ramp up their e-mail efforts, many risk being unable to handle the resulting spikes in Web traffic—all because they’re too cheap to spend a little more money on the necessary equipment, according to one expert.
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