E-mail marketing

Nutrisystem working with e-mail AOR Responsys to improve e-mail efforts

Mary Elizabeth Hurn November 20, 2009

E-mail marketing firm Responsys is aiding weight-loss program Nutrisystem with various e-mail programs, as well as developing cross-channel customer-experience initiatives. The company is using Responsys' Interact Campaign, the company's software as a service (SaaS) campaign-management platform.
 

Intel debuts viral gift card holiday campaign

Dianna Dilworth November 19, 2009

Intel is conducting a digital e-card campaign that lets users make personalized 3-D cards to send to their friends and family. The campaign, launched November 16, runs through the end of the year. It features a Web site where consumers can create e-cards and view information on Intel products.
 
SPCA International improves data for pup-saving campaign

SPCA International improves data for pup-saving campaign

Cara Wood November 19, 2009

Nonprofit animal-rights group SPCA International is using the November 15 premiere of a documentary about Operation Baghdad Pups, a program that reunites members of the US Armed Forces with pets they befriended overseas, to connect with donors via e-mail blasts.
 

How to get the most out of post-click analytics

Winston Bowden, VP of marketing, Contactology November 18, 2009

E-mail marketing has come a long way since its infancy. We've developed advanced features allowing marketers to drastically increase ROI. We're leveraging social media platforms by offering integration for e-mail campaigns. Tools like A/B split testing, transaction e-mails and segmentation are standard for serious e-mail marketers.
 

Lamps Plus plans holiday e-mail coupon effort delicately

Dianna Dilworth November 17, 2009

For online retailer Lamps Plus, sending out coupons is a double-edged sword. The online retailer, which plans to send out a holiday e-mail coupon offer for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, has found that distributing coupons too often is not good for revenue. This holiday season, Lamps Plus is offering a coupon for $30 off of a $200 purchase to attract new customers.
 

Inbox Insider: Law firms find CRM best use of e-mail

Dianna Dilworth November 17, 2009

For law firms, e-mail marketing can be a tricky business. Aside from CAN-SPAM, law firms are required to follow special rules, depending on the states they practice in, that dictate how lawyers can market to potential clients. Still many firms want to get into digital marketing and are approaching channels like e-mail as a CRM tool, sending newsletters to clients to build relationships.
 
Use e-mail to maintain consistent and two-way communication with donors

Use e-mail to maintain consistent and two-way communication with donors

Bob Stein, VP of list management, Trinity Direct November 12, 2009

E-mail marketing is a great way to stay in contact with donors. You may send them updates on cause-related events, send a newsletter, and even advise them of an upcoming mailing. The key is to be interactive and get their attention. Show them you care. Show them you understand them and how they can be of assistance to you and your cause. Whatever you are doing, be sure to ask them for a donation.
 
Offer incentives and information to donors and make sure to ask for permission

Offer incentives and information to donors and make sure to ask for permission

Kivi Leroux Miller, president, EcoScribe Communications & Nonprofit Marketing Guide.com November 12, 2009

Many nonprofits are transitioning from print newsletters to e-mail newsletters to take advantage of cost savings, speed and clickable actions. Building an e-mail list from scratch and growing it to compensate for the inevitable list churn is challenging for many nonprofits.
 
Employ a combination of online and offline strategies to build your e-mail list

Employ a combination of online and offline strategies to build your e-mail list

Matthew Mielcarik, principal consultant, Convio November 12, 2009

Many of the techniques that nonprofits use to build files do not differ drastically from those of corporate entities. However, one of the most important aspects to maintaining and growing a file for a nonprofit is to sustain the relationship by communicating and sharing the impact of their gift, time and talent on the mission of the organization.
 
Don't get stuck in a single-channel rut when gathering e-mails from regular donors

Don't get stuck in a single-channel rut when gathering e-mails from regular donors

Catherine Algeri, senior account director, InfoGroup Nonprofit November 12, 2009

We've known for a while that donors who give through multiple channels give more frequently and make larger gifts, but now we're finding that the presence of an e-mail address makes a positive difference in the giving behavior of offline donors.
 
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