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Office Depot did it right in a recent email touting $10 off a $50 purchase:
- The coupon had a time limit (December 10, 2009).
- The copy under the "$10 off $50" main headline allowed redemption in all channels: "Valid in-store, online and by phone."
- Two call-to-action buttons allowed recipients to either shop online or print the coupon.
2. Involve Readers to Build Community
This is a great way to engage and involve your audience. It can be as simple as a one-question poll in an email, a request to have readers rate and review purchases, an ask-the-expert section, a reader tips column, or a survey. It's human nature to want to be asked for an opinion and to want to know what others think.
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Regina (Reggie) Brady is president of her own e-marketing and direct marketing consultancy, Reggie Brady Marketing Solutions. She is a leading authority on Internet direct marketing and has held executive positions in Internet marketing at FloNetwork Inc. (subsequently acquired by DoubleClick), Acxiom/Direct Media and CompuServe.
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