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Shopper behavior demonstrates that it’s never too early for marketers to start gearing up for the holidays. Get started with these strategies.
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Shopper behavior demonstrates that it’s never too early for marketers to start gearing up for the holidays. Get started with these strategies.
As the holiday season kicks off in full force, marketers have a unique opportunity. Obviously everyone wants to meet their end-of-year goals. But beyond that, holiday marketing offers your team a chance to establish customer relationships that will last long after the new year.
Despite claims to the contrary, high-quality email lists with an engaged, interested audience cannot be purchased. Here’s how to build your own email contact list organically.
Campaign strategies need to include optimizing emails, landing pages, and websites for various screen sizes and keeping visitors engaged. Responsive design provides the solution.
AI has firmly cemented itself into the marketing world. Everyone knows about it, and most people are excited to use it. But this raises a question: what exactly can AI do? And more importantly, what’s the best way to use it in your particular company?
How a company handles a crisis can make a world of difference, and not all circumstances can be mitigated by using light-hearted humor. Sometimes, pausing a marketing campaign is the most appropriate response. Let’s look at a few examples of these circumstances.
Simply knowing that personalized messages perform better is just the first step in effective marketing. The real challenge comes when making the transition from the low-performing but easy batch and blast strategy to more demanding personalized campaigns.
In a surprising move, Google recently announced its decision to delay the elimination of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. This represents a significant pivot from its previous stance. This shift has created a buzz in the marketing world, where anticipation of a cookie-less future has driven many recent strategies.
Every marketer’s goal should be to keep website visitors engaged and encourage them to return to learn more. But they may not return right away, so you need to give them gentle encouragement through multiple touches to do so. This is where retargeting campaigns can help.
As privacy laws become stricter and more common, exploiting data isn’t a guaranteed success anymore. It’s time to incorporate the classic marketing approach into modern methods
When customers show signs of disengagement, offering them the option to control the type and frequency of content provides the best chance of retaining their interest in the long run. One possible option is adding a snooze feature to your email preference center. Here’s how we helped one of our clients do just that.
Incorporating artificial intelligence into marketing automation may help reshape how businesses interact with customers, optimize campaigns, and drive revenue growth. Today, we’re looking at several key areas AI might impact the most.