n short, an email preference centre is much like a membership page on your website that allows your subscribers to manage their subscriptions. After signing up and when they login, they’re given the opportunity to update their profile and also specify what information they’d like to receive from you and how often.
Posted March 14th, 2011 in Uncategorized. Tagged: email marketing, email preference center, EPC, website preference center.
On the back of a global recession competition is stiff and just a click away at the best of times, so the more awareness there is surrounding and supporting your business the better. One of the ways that you can boost your brand is to use (or make better use of) email marketing.
Posted March 10th, 2011 in General. Tagged: boost brand, boost brand awareness, brand, brand awareness, email marketing, email marketing boosts brand, email marketing campaign.
Progressive profiling your subscribers means that you gather information from them over a series of interactions each time they visit your website, as opposed to bombarding them with a 15 field questionnaire when all they want to do is sign up for your newsletter. It’s a great way to engage your customer slowly, but surely.
Posted March 3rd, 2011 in Uncategorized. Tagged: customer engagement, email campaigns, email marketing, email marketing campaign, email marketing subscribers, progressive profiling, subscribers.
The value of A/B split testing lies in the fact that one can individually test any aspect of an email campaign against another to see which variable and combination performs best. Thereafter, the ‘winning’ email can be sent to the majority of the remaining subscriber email list.
Posted March 2nd, 2011 in General. Tagged: AB split test email campaign, AB split testing, AB split testing campaigns, email campaign, email marketing, email marketing campaign.
Tantalizing copy and eye-catching websites and landing pages are just two tactics that can ensure high conversion rates. We look at 5 more ways that you can help to optimize yours.
Posted February 21st, 2011 in Tips & Tricks. Tagged: conversion rates, email conversion rates, email marketing, email marketing conversion rates, how to increase conversion rates, increase conversion rates, increase email conversion rates.
These days, cleaning up your email list on a regular basis is a good habit for any email marketer to adopt if they want to stay ahead of their game, and certainly the ISP’s.
Posted February 17th, 2011 in Uncategorized.
You have diligently gone through the process of establishing which of your subscribers are actually inactive and more importantly why. There could be a number of reasons for this, but one of the most likely is that your content simply isn’t interesting enough to grab their attention, either in the subject line or in the [...]
Posted February 17th, 2011 in General.
Your valued subscribers, you have started to realise, haven’t opened or clicked through your emails in quite a long time. They have essentially become ‘inactive’, much to your horror. Before you start to panic, we look at 6 reasons why this might have happened, which could help to identify what’s gone wrong for you.
Posted February 17th, 2011 in Uncategorized.
Real-time email marketing, intelligent content, time-sensitive messages and video and viral email marketing tactics are all clearly positive signs that email marketing is adapting and developing further going into 2011. We look at these developments in more detail with our latest article.
Posted February 15th, 2011 in General.
We have written about subject lines before in one of our previous blog posts “Creating a Winning Subject Line”. With this article we look at good and bad examples of email subject lines and tell you exactly what makes them great examples or ones to avoid.
Posted February 10th, 2011 in General. Tagged: bad email subject lines, email marketing, email marketing subject lines, email subject lines, good and bad email subject lines, good email subject lines.