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Understanding basic email marketing metrics
At the first glance all email marketing metrics seem relatively straight forward. However it is important to know how they are calculated from the technical point of view in order to be able to analyze your campaign performance and draw any conclusions. This post describes a few basic, but often misrepresented email marketing metrics.
Behavioural Targeting, meet the Audience. Audience, meet Behavioural Targeting.
Success of your Behavioural Targeting campaign depends on how you are managing your subscriber expectations. Was your subscriber aware that you will be tracking his behaviour on your website? If not, does he trust you (your brand) to collect this kind of information?
If your answer to both of those questions is “no” this campaign is most likely to have a negative impact on your recipients, as this technique may seem intrusive.
29 List-Building Tactics You Must Know
We all know what we can’t do to grow our list, but for a lot of businesses the question remains … what CAN we do to ethically grow our email list?
DIY Surveys
Surveys are an extremely powerful market research tool. Why guess what your target audience wants if you can ask them? This post describes a few proven, powerful yet cheap Survey tools that are waiting to be utilised. If you are thinking “What is a Survey and why should I care?” please click here.
Display [View in browser] button in Outlook 2010
Outlook 2010 will display “View in Browser” button in those emails that are likely to have some CSS rendering issues. That’s great news for email marketers, but what is the point of this if we do not know how to make sure this button is always there? 30 minutes and 25 tests later I have [...]
Using Photos to enhance the strength of your email marketing message
Online Usability guru Jakob Nielsen in his recent “Photos as Web content” article discusses Photo usage on the Web.
This post is just a quick summary. Original article is a must-read!
Understanding basic email marketing metrics
At the first glance all email marketing metrics seem relatively straight forward. However it is important to know how they are calculated from the technical point of view in order to be able to analyze your campaign performance and draw any conclusions. This post describes a few basic, but often misrepresented email marketing metrics.
Behavioural Targeting, meet the Audience. Audience, meet Behavioural Targeting.
Behavioural targeting email marketing has been in the headlines for some time now and there is a good reason for that. It works!
Few examples:
RedEye has helped Sainsburys Bank achieve 750% ROI with their behavioural targeting campaign. (view case study)
DIY Surveys
Surveys are an extremely powerful market research tool. Why guess what your target audience wants if you can ask them?
This post describes a few proven, powerful yet cheap Survey tools that are waiting to be utilised.
If you are thinking “What is a Survey and why should I care?” please click here.
Transactional Emails Can Provide Big Returns
A transactional email is an email that is sent in response to an action. The most common types of transactional emails are order confirmations, ship confirmations, and order tracking emails. Transactional emails are generally high performers. On average they have seven times the open rate and four times the click rate when compared to bulk email. Also, transaction rates (i.e. purchases) can be four to eight times higher in transaction emails compared to bulk emails.
Display [View in browser] button in Outlook 2010
Outlook 2010 will display “View in Browser” button in those emails that are likely to have some CSS rendering issues.
That’s great news for email marketers, but what is the point of this if we do not know how to make sure this button is always there?
30 minutes and 25 tests later I have found a CSS tag that will activate this button every time your email lands in Outlook 2010.
Make a Great First Impression with Your Welcome Email
You never get a second chance to make a first impression is an old, but accurate, cliché. First impressions can make or break a friendship, a job interview, or a business relationship. This is especially true when someone opts in to your email marketing program. Be sure you make these new subscribers feel welcome. Send an appropriate and timely welcome (and maybe an offer) to newbie’s to your list. Be sure the first email a new subscriber receives from you makes a great first impression. This is why you need a fabulous Welcome email.
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