Most recent blogs in the Email Marketing category
Grow email subscribers three to five times the rate than you're probably doing now.
I was delighted this weekend past to receive an email from Houzz spruiking their new localised version of the site. Still all the same wonderful content from all over the world, but now with a dedicated local team and a .com.au domain. And immediately, I was impressed.
Some learnings from Obama's digital team who were constantly A/B testing emails. Here are their findings.
Gmail has rolled out its new tabbed inbox and your marketing emails have moved. Things you need to know and you can and can’t do about it.
Move to the cloud and survive a zombie attack
In 2013 48.1% of cart abandonment emails were clicked on and from there, 33.3% of these users went on to purchase the product.
Getting your all your favourite (and not so favourite) email clients to stop converting phone numbers to hyperlinks.
Get it right and your email open-rate will be optimal.
It’s well known that utilising tactics such as that will in many cases do more harm than you realise.
This breakdown of what email subject lines work (and don't work) are gold.
The most effective way to do this is to follow some simple tips and experiment with AB split testing to see which way works best for your audience.
The smartphone was made for email. It's just a pity that so little email is made for the smartphone.
What makes an email grab a reader’s attention so that the first reaction is to open it not to delete it.
I believe enewsletters should also be personal and i don't mean just having my name in the greeting.
Statistics and common sense point to increasing open rates for emails on mobile devices. And declining click-through rates if you don’t optimise.
We wrote it off. We put our eggs in the social media basket. Seems we were wrong.
With Visibility (the ability to reach thousands of people in an instant) being the dream goal of retailers online, sponsored messages are one way of achieving that, but do they actually work and if not is there a PR risk?
Here’s a quick list of 10 things that you should be thinking about before you send out your next newsletter: