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Engaging with customers via e-mail campaigns depends upon personalized, optimized content

By Pete Olson, VP of product management for Amadesa August 03, 2010

Marketers have long had the ability to deliver targeted, personalized e-mail campaigns. However, the level of understanding marketers have had about the efficacy of e-mail content has been limited.
 

Beyond the inbox: the next step for e-mail marketers

Daniel Burrus, founder and CEO of Burrus Research July 27, 2010

Junk mail is good mail that went to the wrong person.
 

Do b-to-b marketers really know where their e-mails are going?

Robert Consoli, director of deliverability at Silverpop July 20, 2010

 

E-mail, meet your new brother, mobile

John Rizzi CEO, e-Dialog July 13, 2010

Mobile marketing is gaining steam, and it has become one of the hottest new channels for marketers
 

Beyond technical SEO

John Lee, director of digital marketing and analytics, Flightpath March 01, 2010

With on-page optimization, the proper use of keywords is extremely important. However, do not forget off-page factors, because there is something external to your site that has an even greater influence: high-quality back-links.
 

Data quality is a customer service issue

Daniel Teachey, senior director of marketing, DataFlux June 10, 2009

Direct marketing relies upon reaching a targeted audience, based on customer data gleaned from point-of-sale, subscriptions and purchased lists. The potential for error when dealing with thousands or millions of customer records is indisputable and sometimes devastating. The horror stories are well-known: companies sending credit card offers to pets, children or even the deceased? These mistakes are inexcusable and easily avoided using basic data quality solutions.
 

NAILED IT: DMNews spends a few minutes with Eric Myers, director of Internet marketing, Quest Software

February 04, 2008

Q: How did Quest Software promote its first virtual industry event in Unisfair?A: We began two months in advance with e-mail blasts and on-site adverĀ­tising. We also experimented a little bit with Google Adwords, which paid for itself in terms of the number of leads that it generated. A month prior to the event, our partners beĀ­gan marketing it to their customers.
 

Welcome to hard times

January 28, 2008

The US economy is in serious trouble, and it's hard to pass a newspaper without seeing a headline indicating that "the good times are over." While it is impossible to predict the depths of the current economic slowdown, how long it will last, or its ultimate effects on the so-called "search ecosystem," it's clear that many marketers will need to take steps to adapt to the rigors of this new climate.
 
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