Importance of Mobile Email Marketing

Writing by Email Marketing Journal on Friday, June 12, 2009 Comments Off

If you are a business who really takes their email marketing approach very seriously than you must know that neglecting the mobile device market could impact your business very negatively. Mobile marketing is still very new will take years to find a groove but the sales of mobile devices that stream internet and email are already on the rise. More and more people shopping for cell phones are really looking to be able to get internet and email and this is something that is likely to not slow down at all.

Different things could impact your email newsletters in different ways. If they are complex in code that could trigger many items to not show up on a cell phone. It is difficult to change your whole planned campaign but there are some changes and tweaks you can do in order for mobile viewers to be able to read your newsletter. Image heavy newsletters often times have the most difficulty to be viewed correctly. Newsletters that have more text and less graphics have a better opportunity of being read when someone is on the go. That doesn’t mean that you want your email campaign to sacrifice your companies branding but it is important to keep any eye for what type of graphics you are planning on applying to your email campaigns.

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MarketingProfs Web 2.0 Internet Marketing Conference

Writing by Email Marketing Journal on Friday, June 5, 2009 Comments Off

On June 8th – 9th MarketingProfs is holding a business to business forum for business professionals and business owners looking to sharpen and strengthen their internet marketing, SEO and email marketing skills. If you are an email marketing manager or just looking to extend your knowledge on web marketing efforts the MarketingProfs Business-to-Business Forum 2009 is an ideal conference to further your knowledge. Come hear Sandy Carter from IBM speak on how to effectively integrate social media into any existing marketing program. If you are interested in taking your business to a new level on the web but are not really sure exactly how to do it this conference can pave the way for you to learn on what you have to do and get it done yourself. Located at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel registrants can listen to keynote presentations by internet marketing industry leaders. Listen to speakers like Steven Berlin Johnson and Barry Schwartz.

Each registrant of the MarketingProfs Business-to-Business Forum 2009 will also be give an all access pass to many MarketingProfs tools to help you get the job done once the conference is over. All registrants will also receive a free premium membership to all of MarketingProfs how-to articles, case studies, research reports and online seminars for a 12 month period. Registrants also have the ability to get some one-on-one time with an online marketing expert in areas of social media, SEO, usability and also email marketing. By introducing many other elements into your email marketing program you could help boost the overall effectiveness of your email efforts. This conference will also have endless amounts of opportunities for personal and business networking. Each break time is meticulously planned to maximize the amount of time you can have to network with other like minded individuals at the conference.

Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel
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Boston, Massachusetts 02210 USA

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Reduce your Sales Cycle with Email Marketing

Writing by Email Marketing Journal on Friday, May 29, 2009 Comments Off

I’m sure there are obvious reason why email marketing is important to any growing business but many business and website owners really don’t realize just how powerful a properly though out email marketing campaign really is. With sales cycles growing and increasing your business must constantly be reminding people that you exist. Not only through sites like Twitter but email marketing as well.

Whether you are selling products online or offering a service you must find a way to consistently place yourself and your business in the eyes of your audience. If a website visitor leaves behind their email address it is because they want to hear from you again. Which means simply, send them stuff! sales cycle are not what they used to be. From the time someone first comes to your website or speaks with you until they time they are ready to actually purchase something it is important to keep in contact. If already perform a regularly scheduled email marketing campaign than you are one step ahead of the game. During that potential clients thought process you will repeatedly land in their inbox with a friendly newsletter reminding them that you are still around. Chances are that potential client or customer will search around for other online businesses before they pull the trigger with yours and there is a great deal of room for distraction out there. Email marketing could help you reduce that sales cycle if done right. Even if it is only once per month it is better than not sending your email subscribers anything.

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Do you Want More Email Subscribers?

Writing by Email Marketing Journal on Friday, May 15, 2009 Comments Off

Are you curious as to why people don’t sign up to your email newsletter? If you answered yes to this than you have to ask yourself a few things first. How is your subscriber field on your site set up? Is your website built to attract email subscribers?

People are not just going to land on your site and give you their email address. You have to lead them down the path. No matter what you want you offer on your website you want to lead them down the path to what ever effort you want them act on. You should always have an email newsletter sign up form on every page of your site. If one of your main focuses is to get that email than you must make it clear and visible. The worst thing you can do is have an email subscriber field on one page of your site. Most website traffic will not try to find the page. If they are already on a page than they will subscribe only if it is convenient for them. Make it as convenient as possible. Getting that email is very important so that you can stay in touch with that person. If they showed interest by subscribing once than they will want more information from you as you have it. Don’t make the web site visitor hunt for the page to submit their email. If you are launching a new website tell the web designer that you would like an email field located on your website in a prominent location on every page of your new website. If you are launching a service based business this will be extremely important to have so that people don’t have to hunt around and navigate away from a page that might have a service they are interested in hiring you for.

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How Much Thought Do You Put into your Email Marketing?

Writing by Email Marketing Journal on Friday, May 8, 2009 Comments Off

Have you ever taken a step back and asked yourself just how much time and effort you put into your email marketing. Do you just aimlessly send out email campaigns without really knowing what you are sending out. Email marketing is much more effective when you have actually taken the time to think things through and put together a targeted email.

If you collect emails try pulling them apart as to what purchases people have made. If you are a service provider try separating emails as to what service people purchase and try sending out emails catered towards those services. When ever you can drill down and target an email recipient with a specific type of service you are more likely to turn that recipient into a conversion. Email marketing is like anything and it requires tweaks and changes and testing new things. Put together a plan of attack for your email marketing campaign. Even if you only plan on doing a quarterly email take the time to plan out all your content and what you will be putting in your email. If you plan on doing a monthly email or a weekly you should definitely plan out your email content. One way that makes things easier with any email marketing campaign is by using a blog to create content for your newsletter. By writing in a blog every single day you are able to create a great deal of content for yourself which can be then used for content in your email marketing newsletter.

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