Tag Archives: Stewart Friedman

Marketing Attribution

There are many methods for marketing products and services to prospects and customers.  Marketers have had a difficult time attributing a particular event to a particular marketing channel, so they typically defaulted to something like a “First Click” or a … Continue reading

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Integrate the Social Conversation with Email

  All you hear about these days is “Social Media” and how the conversation is moving entirely to social media platforms.  Social media is an up and coming medium for engaging customers, both businesses and consumers.  There are many vehicles … Continue reading

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Right on Target – Triggered Email Campaign

While traditional bulk email is holding its own in terms of volume and reach, marketers are fine tuning their marketing plans to include much more targeted email campaigns that rely on the customer’s own actions.   Triggered email marketing is a … Continue reading

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Email as a Tool for Product Replenishment

Consumers are constantly using items in their personal and business lives that get used up over time.  Typically, there is a pattern to this consumption and the time frames are relatively consistent and predictable.   Over time, marketers have figured out … Continue reading

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The Use of Email in Political Campaigns

Email in Modern Politics In the 21st Century political candidates for office, from President on down to Dog Catch, are marketed like products you buy in the store.  Email campaigns have become a key element in the modern political campaign.  … Continue reading

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Email Deliverability – Blacklists and Whitelists

Deliverability is a key statistic that email marketers follow to determine the success, or failure, of an email campaign. After all, if the email is not delivered to the intended recipient, then it is not opened, not read and, most … Continue reading

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The Unsubscribe Link – It Can Be Your Friend

  What is the Unsubscribe Link? Best practices, as well as the Federal CAN-SPAM Act, require that there be present in all emails a simple and plainly visible method for allowing any email recipient to opt-out of receiving any further … Continue reading

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DMARC – Controlling Spam and Phishers

DMARC – Defined A group of large, influential organizations, including Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Bank of America, ReturnPath Fidelity, among others have banded together to begin to solve an on-going issue related to email authentication.  They created a working … Continue reading

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Canada’s Anti-SPAM Law (CASL)

    What is CASL At the end of 2010 Canada passed an anti-SPAM law called Canada’s Online Protection Legislation (COPL), more commonly known as Canada’s Anti-SPAM Law (CASL).  This law covers a full range of digital issues including sending … Continue reading

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