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Using Data to Craft Better Email Campaigns
To break through the noise, email marketers need to be “data nerds” and continually test to figure out what is really working, says Kristin Naragon, director of email solutions, Adobe Campaign.
To break through the noise, email marketers need to be “data nerds” and continually test to figure out what is really working, says Kristin Naragon, director of email solutions, Adobe Campaign.
Even the most well-planned engagement strategies can be undercut by incomplete, inconsistent, fragmented and inaccurate customer data.
The Adobe Marketing Cloud Device Co-op debuted this week, which could link up to 1.2 million consumer devices worldwide.
Frito-Lay CMO Ram Krishnan is a data-geek at heart. He talks about the enormous roles data and technology play in marketing.
Associating with popular musicians can lend a brand instant credibility with its audience. Data can help decide which artist works best with your brand.
To get the full picture, your marketing and analytics teams may have to manually collect and integrate customer data using a number of tools.
Effectively using both known and anonymous data gives marketers an edge to guide customer desires and build loyalty. Learn more in a free webinar March 9.
True personalization is a tall order, especially when you consider the fact that brands’ audiences largely consist of anonymous users.
eMarketer has released a report that finds there is still plenty of confusion around social listening.
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