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Six Ways to Connect with Hard-to-Reach Business Buyers

Webbiquity

Sure, those work great—if you’re happy with a click-through rate of 0.05% (yes, that is five clicks for every 10,000 people who see your ad). Forbes reports that “direct mail’s response rates are actually anywhere from 10 to 30 times higher than that of digital.” ” Not just any direct mail, though.

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Hard Data to Justify Your Marketing Automation Investment

Customer Experience Matrix

It includes five pages of properly sourced industry statistics from Aberdeen , Forrester , Gartner and SiriusDecisions. The Heart of Growing Conversion Rates," 2008): Best in Class Average % higher Inquires to Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) nearly 10% 3.9% Statistics include: • 16.5%

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Best of 2008: Random but Interesting, Part 2

WebMarketCentral

Response rates for email are down as inboxes fill up and your message has a harder and harder time standing out; meanwhile, the volume of physical mail has declined to the point where a well-crafted direct mail piece has a better chance of being noticed now than it has in 20 years.

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The Key to Social Media Success is Just 2 Letters | Integrated.

Convince & Convert

And with the new ads on Twitter being placed largely based on response rates, I'm afraid we're going to see “my coupon is better than your coupon.&# [link] jaybaer I agree. August 12, 2010 (766) Twitter Stream © 2008-2010 Convince & Convert, LLC. [link] jaybaer I agree. I may have to use that one.

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Best of 2008: Email Marketing Tips

WebMarketCentral

Discover the answers to all of these questions plus email marketing strategy, tips and interesting statistics in these blog posts and articles, some of the best from the last 12 months on the topic of email marketing. She shares some SEOmoz experience with email marketing, industry statistics (e.g., "80%