Email Marketing Report: What to Review at Year End
A useful email marketing report for the end of the year shows what drove clicks, site actions and list health. Not a slide full of open rates. If...
Read more →A useful email marketing report for the end of the year shows what drove clicks, site actions and list health. Not a slide full of open rates. If...
Read more →Want to know what your readers want next? Send a short email survey. One question, a handful of answers, and each answer is a link they can click...
Read more →Spam traps are email addresses that no real person ever handed over, or that someone abandoned long ago. They end up on a list through bought data, old...
Read more →Custom fields should hold only the data you’ll actually use to personalize, segment or trigger emails. Everything else can stay in your spreadsheet or CRM. When you’ve got...
Read more →Customer opens your newsletter. Sees nothing. Nine times out of ten that’s because their email client hasn’t loaded the images yet, and an email built as one big...
Read more →Email throttling means a receiving server accepts your mail more slowly than you send it. Simple as that. It temporarily refuses part of a campaign with a 4xx...
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