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Report: What’s Working in Email Marketing

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It wasn’t long ago that we were preaching email to be “mobile-friendly.” Then it was “mobile-first.” Now, all B2B email should be optimized for mobile pretty exclusively. A recent (August 2022) statistic said that 81% of all emails are read on mobile devices , and that number will only increase.

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4 Simple Reasons for Why this Webinar Invitation Works

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The three bullets offer specific, tangible reasons to attend: a data-packed discussion, seven must-know best practices, an opportunity to interact. Just one suggestion: the copy would be more effective in second person (“you’ll learn”, “you’ll hear”) vs. third person (“she’ll break down”, “she’ll offer up.”). Specific, Concrete Benefits.

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8 Questions to Help You Decide if Your Content is Good Enough

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Some are convinced that our mobile-driven attention spans demand short, interactive content. Is it the right amount of substance — not so short that it feels flimsy, but not so long that it feels overwhelming? Content length (like shelf-life) is a perennial topic amongst demand generation marketers.

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Design Choices & More Sink Webinar Invitation

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I wrote recently in this space about the decisions that today’s B2B email marketers are facing as they strive to ensure that their campaigns are optimized for an increasingly mobile audience. Emails that may look magnificent as static designs can often run afoul of certain email clients, particularly in the mobile sphere. (At

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Origami Logic Scores Gold with “Brand Olympics” Campaign

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Spear turned that concept into a unique and engaging content marketing campaign that’s fully integrated and cross-channel, so that we can interact with our community in a new and compelling way,” said Dallas Davidson, Origami Logic’s Director of Demand Marketing. “We

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Can Games Play a Role in B2B Marketing?

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To learn more, I talked with Mark Talkington, a senior sales executive with Blockdot , a Spear Marketing Group partner and world-renowned digital studio specializing in Interactive Entertainment and Advergaming technologies. HS: What kind of companies are using games for marketing? . * Any other suggestions? Feel free to add comments below.

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The New B2B Buyer Dialog: A Conversation with Kathleen Schaub

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B2B buying is more complex, requiring more information, interaction, and trust than typical consumer purchases. technologies – social, video, mobile – will continue to make even complex B2B buying easier. Automation is the interaction platforms for the new buyer dialog. The proliferation of Web 2.0 Data is power.