Posts Tagged ‘ email marketing ’
Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of November 25th, 2012. Take a look at the key findings.[ READ MORE ]
It’s important that the email opt-out process is as easy as possible. This might sound counter-intuitive, but it can be key in protecting your reputation. [ READ MORE ]
Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of November 18th, 2012 This week’s key findings: Mailers started earlier, with the Monday (11/19) before Thanksgiving having the largest percentage increase (20.6%) in volume. Black Friday, Sunday 11/25, and Cyber Monday all had double digit increases in volume over last year. Forty-five percent [...][ READ MORE ]
In today’s digital world, with instant comparisons between brands available at your fingertips, it is particularly important to cultivate and reward ‘loyal’ customers. Whether the program is based on points, miles, gift cards, credit cards, stamps or coupons, the goal of a loyalty program is to keep the best customers committed to the brand. Customer [...][ READ MORE ]
Twitter has been around for quite some time, but as we move into the holiday season, we’ve been seeing Twitter used more in email campaigns, on Websites and via SMS. We thought we’d take a quick look at some statistics and trends around campaigns our clients have been sending, as well as some quick hit [...][ READ MORE ]
Dana here, getting ready for holiday shopping. While I have a variety on my list, it seems like it’s getting easier to get ideas and get what I need. [ READ MORE ]
Understanding hypothesis testing mechanics and how it translates to A/B or multivariate testing will help with the study design and reading results. [ READ MORE ]
Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of October 28th, 2012. Take a look at the key findings.[ READ MORE ]
While we all associate the color red with Valentine’s Day, the revenue generated during this holiday is indeed very green.This holiday generates nearly $18 billion for businesses, second only to Christmas.[ READ MORE ]
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