Digital + Social
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Email
New EmailAppenders-Related Firm Surfaces
Yet another e-mail list-sales firm has surfaced that appears to be related to EmailAppenders, an India-based company that evidence suggests has no physical presence in the U.S. and has been accused by multiple marketers of ripping them off.
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ExactTarget Enters Europe
E-mail marketing software-on-demand provider ExactTarget announced today it has launched an international division in London following the acquisition of U.K.-based Keymail Marketing.
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Email
Return Path Announces Tucows Feedback Loop
E-mail deliverability firm Return Path announced today it is launching a feedback loop for domain registrar Tucows.
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Email
Stupid Creative Watch: Black-Card Pitch Misses Mark
Whenever I receive an unusual direct-mail prospecting piece, I invariably wonder what list I must be on in order to have been selected by the marketer as a target.
For example, a credit-card pitch arrived recently indicating someone thinks I
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Email
Individual Mailbox-Tracking Tool Unveiled
In what is claimed to be a first for the industry, e-mail deliverability consultancy Pivotal Veracity is expected to announce today it has developed technology that allows marketers to track how and on what devices individual subscribers open, sort and interact with their messages.
Dubbed MailboxIQ, the technology has been in development for a year and has been in beta with clients such as American Express, Apple, Oracle, Progressive and Nestle, according to Pivotal Veracity.
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Jordan Cohen Joins Pivotal Veracity
E-mail industry veteran Jordan Cohen has signed with Pivotal Veracity as the deliverability consultancy
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Email
Smart PR Watch: A No-B.S. Reputation Save
An incident happened on marketing blog Web Ink Now last week that is a textbook case of how to handle bad PR online.
According to Web Ink Now
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Email
A Bad Gmail Rising
While Gmail is still a distant third to Yahoo and Hotmail in terms of numbers of inbox holders, Google
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Email
Lyris Launches “Cash For Email Clunkers” Promotion
Online marketing firm Lyris is taking a page from the Obama administration