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Improve Email Conversions. Save Time. Watch American Idol

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Instead of just blasting the entire list again including those that didn't respond, marketers should be segmenting their lists and only sending the email to those that either didn't respond (open or click-through) and/or those that didn't convert (fill out a form).

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How to destroy your e-marketing presence in 5 steps

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Send one last email blast. As another best practice, you should test different subject lines to a subset of your list before sending out the complete email blast. At the bottom of the page (below the fold), make sure that you have a few paragraphs as to what your company does. You will need this for some of the search strategies below.

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Newsletter Content that Engages Your Marketing Database

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Before you click the send button on your next email blast, you need to consider these questions. Why do I care about that? How is that going to help me finish my work for the day? Why would I want to open your newsletter? Creating Relevant Newsletter Content 2.0

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5 Mistakes B2B Marketers Need to Avoid in 2010

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Not sending relevant and timely messages If you continue to only send email blasts on a schedule that you dictate to your email subscribers, you risk massive list attrition, damaging your overall email deliverability and a loss of sales and sales opportunities. If you’re having trouble with this concept, skip down to #4.

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Latest Trends in Email Marketing: RSS and Calendar Reminders

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The interactivity described above is part of a trend in B2B marketing which is focusing more on the ongoing conversation with prospects and customers rather then a one-off batch and blast approach.

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5 Ways to Set Expectations in Online Marketing

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Don't blast your entire database and expect magic to happen in terms of conversion. Only ask for the information that you need and let the visitor know that they will only need to register once (it's a best practice to configure your site this way if possible). Make sure the information is relevant.

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Lead Generation "Insights". Yeah Right!

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While it's easy to generate a list and blast out an email and wait for the responses to roll in, this obviously can't be your only tactic. This too is obvious to some marketers but was one of the better "insights" and demonstrated the strengths in combining different marketing channels such as email, direct mail and follow up calling.