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Optimize Emails For The iPad With This New Tool

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Email has gone from being a simple case of making sure your newsletter ends up in the inbox, to making sure it’s optimized for a wide variety of types of inboxes. Mobile computing is growing at a feverous pace, with various platforms which must be optimized for if experts expect their newsletters to be opened. [...]

Email Newsletter Resource Center Launches

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

Online marketing firm, Market Wise, has launched the Email Newsletter Resource Center (ENRC) offering best practices information to email publishers, advertisers, and writers.

Email Becoming The Catalyst For All Things Social

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

Email dying? Newsletters a thing of the past? Not according to the latest developments in the social media world. I was hanging out with a friend recently, who was checking his social network profiles. Was he directly visiting the sites and logging in each time? No, he was looking through his email. In many ways, [...]

Increasing The Success Of Your Newsletter Marketing

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

Contrary to what some people have been yelling about email marketing being dead (they’ve been saying this for a few years now), it is very much alive. I love getting messages in my email box that are relevant to my wants and needs — note the keyword here is relevant. And you probably do too. [...]

How To Track Your Newsletters With Google Analytics

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

In past articles I talked about using Google’s URL builder to track traffic from paid search channels outside Adwords (like MSN and Yahoo for example.)

Video Emails And Other Trends In 2010

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Video email, social media, and personalization are all trends which look to be picking up steam going into 2010.GetResponse, an email marketing platform developer conducted a study to discover trends in email marketing. If you’d like to check out the full survey, you can find ithere.

Rethinking the Email Newsletter

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

Chris Marriott, of iMediaConnection haswritten a very interesting article regarding email newsletters. Marriot tests the minds of his readers by hypothesizing what would happen if the email newsletter became extinct, and what would marketers do without the platform. His ideas led me to think of not necessarily the death of the email newsletter, but how [...]

Options Media Group Looks To Evolve Email Marketing

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

As an email marketer, it is vital to continually push boundaries and keep your campaigns fresh. Your clients and readers want to be wowed, and sometimes that means thinking outside of the box. Or in the case of Options Media Group Holdings (OPMG), purchasing an app from another company who thinks outside the box for [...]

Connecting With Your Users Through Targeted Newsletters

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Online marketing doesn’t only include optimizing your website for increased performance in search engine result pages and using pay per click and other paid efforts to target the right market or even display advertising, blogging, social media marketing and the like; managing the contacts and the customers/users you already have can be an extremely efficient, [...]

Learning the Terminology of Email/Newsletter Marketing

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

If only newsletter emails could be as simple as ‘send email to user’ — ‘user opens email’. It could happen; if the world were perfect and there wasn’t such a thing as spam, trojans, or viruses. Unfortunately, we don’t live in that sort of world so it then becomes vital to know your stuff. Here’s [...]

Finding The Appeal Of Newsletters In The Social Media World

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Discussing the evolution of the internet, I believe all of us could really ‘wax poetic’ on Dylan’s ‘Times They Are A Changin’. While many marketers are scratching their heads over how to embrace social media, this could be the opportunity you need to face it head on. Just be sure you know what you’re doing. [...]