The Three Types of Email Marketers: Mr. Nice Guy, The Professional, and Mr. Hammer Down, Baby!

by Jimmy Kim AS an email marketer, everyone goes through the 3 types. You see as a newbie, you’re taught that the money is in your email list. It’s an old and

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The Best Time to Send an Email Marketing Campaign

by Paolo Dullano ALMOST every email marketing service suggests optimal times and days for sending emails. These recommendations are based on what works for their customers. For example, in its 2014 Send Time

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5 Top Trends Email Marketers Need to Know for 2017

by Alex Everhart Email marketing offers the highest ROI of any online marketing channel and is the most searched marketing topic by industry professionals. Knowing this, it is critical to up your

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The 5 Step Checklist for Great Email Branding: Part 2

by John Chen In our last post, The 5 Step Checklist for Great Email Branding: Part 1, we took a look at the first 2 steps that you can take to

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The 5 Step Checklist for Great Email Branding: Part 1

by John Chen I know what you are thinking. Email branding? Really? Yes, really. I’ll explain why. Email today remains as one of the top methods of getting traffic to your

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It’s All About Images!

by Jimmy Kim Look at the image above.I bet ½ the reason you’re still reading this article is because you saw the image and it drove your curiosity.That’s the power

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How to Re-engage Inactive Email Subscribers

by Cassi Knight Inactive subscribers. Every email marketer has them – people who have either never interacted with an email message from you, or haven’t done so in a very

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by Jimmy Kim If you want to kill your email campaigns before they even get off the ground, blindly blast offers and deals and see what happens.Spoiler alert: it won’t

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by Dave Bender One of the most important email marketing metrics that you should be paying attention to is your attrition rate. (How many users you’re losing week over week

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by Caitlin Haines The world talks a lot about millennials these days. That’s partially because the millennial generation (that’s anyone born between the early 1980s and early 2000s) is entering

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