Take this opportunity to review this year’s marketing programs to determine how to improve your future digital advertising spend.
While marketers have historically used similar creative or targeting methodologies with email and display ad campaigns, few have truly integrated the two efforts in a seamless process.
As the push for last minute sales drove volumes higher, email volume surged 34 percent from Dec 21 to Dec 31 last year. Looking at trends for 2011 thus far, Experian CheetahMail is predicting this increase to be even higher. As featured in a new white paper: The Happy Holiday Inbox: Last minute tips for [...]
Cyber Monday is here! Are you tired of hearing about it yet? Well here is a new fun fact that indicates just how big of a deal this last Monday of the month truly is.
Through week 7 of this holiday season, the percentage of campaigns offering 10% and 20% have decreased, while those offering 30% and 50% off are on the rise in comparison to 2010, according to the latest analysis by Experian CheetahMail.
As “Peak Week” approaches and retailers gear up for their most critical holiday shopping period – which Experian Marketing Services has identified as the Tuesday before Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday – smart marketers are refining their email strategies in real time.
Experian Cheetahmail found as of this past weekend (November 5-6), open rates are higher than last holiday season, but clicks and transaction rates remain low. If you are anxious to ring those holiday conversions, read our blog post.
A great brand will provide consumers with a customized experience across all channels. This requires a basis of integrated data that provides a complete view of the consumer and drives actionable marketing strategies and tactics.
The 2010 holiday season broke an all-time record, with online shoppers spending $32.6 billion with more than $1 billion of purchases made just on Cyber Monday. With this kind of volume in such a finite timeframe, online marketers will need to diligently plan ahead of time to prepare for this influx of spending.