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Promotional Planning Ideas That Will Make Your Life Easier
June 7, 2011

How tightly do you plan the upcoming schedule for your email campaigns? Marketers who view email as an important sales and acquisition channel are likely to have a detailed plan for what their email content will include in the next 90 days. They also have a skeleton outline for email offers over the following 90 days. Yes, successful email marketers are actively planning the next six months of activity.

Crocs Gets Creative With 'Facebook Collect' Campaign
June 6, 2011

Crocs was putting more and more emphasis and attention on its corporate Facebook page than it had in the past, which led to an increasing number of fans "liking" the brand each day. Crocs sought to take advantage of this growth by turning these "likers" into more than just your average fans.

Itโ€™s Still Not Too Late to Plan Memorial Day Campaigns
May 20, 2011

Think itโ€™s too late to launch an online campaign to drive sales this Memorial Day weekend? Think again! With Memorial Day less than two weeks away, now is the time to really hunker down and make sure your campaigns are ready for the first long weekend of the summer!

Quiet Email Period Ahead of Memorial Day
May 17, 2011

The top online retailers sent each of their subscribers 3.0 promotional emails on average during the week ending May 13. Thatโ€™s down 10 percent week-over-week and 8 percent from where it was four weeks ago, but up 10 percent year-over-year.

Is Email Dead?
May 4, 2011

Email is absolutely not dead! However, commoditized messaging is out. Consumers value and want to be communicated via relevant, intelligent and innovative emails. 

Late Easter Dampens Mother's Day Email Messaging
April 29, 2011

Earth Day and Motherโ€™s Day messaging has peaked. Because of competition from a late Easter, Motherโ€™s Day messaging is down 33 percent compared to 2009. Motherโ€™s Day messaging should rebound in the next two weeks, however, appearing in more than 30 percent of retail emails.

3 Top Email Tactics From Holiday 2010
February 1, 2011

Social media plays a much smaller role in driving traffic to retail websites than email marketing and search during the holiday season, according to ForeSee Results. Having watched in recent years as video calls to action disappear every November, I'm not surprised. Consumers are just too busy to participate in time-intensive social media campaigns, just like they're too busy to watch video content. However, social media does have a role to play in email messaging during the holiday season