Email Marketing – Use of Video In…

Date September 1, 2010

I am a fan, an advocate, a strong believer we should be using video in our email marketing campaigns.

The correct use of video is important though.

Email Marketing – An Act Or An Art ?

Date August 17, 2010

Gosh it is an exciting time for email marketers – but only if you are keeping up with the latest trends, technology and changing environment.

Email Marketing – How To Use Video

Date August 9, 2010

How to place video in your email marketing. Boost your sales and profits by learning how to do it correctly.

Email Marketing – Learn How To Do It

Date August 4, 2010

It will take you through the 7 Killer Tips to make sure you boost your profits.

Email Marketing – Let Me Help Video

Date July 28, 2010

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Email Marketing – Is Anyone Noticing You?

Date July 27, 2010

It’s also a world of immense clutter out there in internet land.

So, what are you doing to get noticed ?

Email Marketing Meets Guerrilla Marketing

Date July 7, 2010

I was re-reading Guerilla Marketing “Secrets For Making Big Profits From Your Small Business” – by Jay Conrad Levinson, Copyrited 1984 and saw a very familiar theme which is true today.

Email Marketing – Smart Phone Users, Are They Important To Us?

Date June 28, 2010

Should we be worried about whether a person reads their emails via a Mobile (Smart) Phone or not?

Email Marketing – “What Do Your Customers Do In The Morning?”

Date June 18, 2010

People who begin their day by checking emails are most likely to
continue to do it during the day and are susceptible to on-line offers;
specials and deals which may land in their in-box.

Email Marketing – The Difference Between Email And Email Marketing

Date June 16, 2010

Because…

Email Marketing is quite different.

Email Marketing is sending out a message to one or many people, written in the first person and is often an expected and welcomed interlude in the intended recipient’s day.