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Friday, June 4, 2010
You click on a link in a Tweet, quickly skim a blog post, and then go back to reading your Twitter stream. It's less formal than an e-newsletter and lets me express a more "authentic" voice. Building a blog readership, however, is a little more difficult than building an e-newsletter subscriber base. Tags: Newsletters
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Friday, September 25, 2009
There’s an easy way to start and that’s to use email marketing and create a newsletter. While drip email campaign can be highly personalized and trigger-driven, a newsletter is sent out periodically to your entire database, or to a segment of your database. Here are 10 tips to create a high-impact email newsletter.
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Sunday, July 23, 2006
While blogs and newsletters seem different, Mark White over at Better Buisness Blogging points out ways that you can leverage both newsletters and blogs in your marketing efforts. His ideas include: Advertising yoiur newsletter on your blog Use content that was created in your blog on your newsletter (this one was brilliant).
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Friday, December 4, 2009
I recently received a question from a Marketo customer about best use of links in emails. Essentially, the customer wanted to know how and when to put links in an email communication to a prospect. link should be identifiable to the email reader by the color and because it is underlined. Example: [link].
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Monday, July 27, 2009
0160; Newsletters are typically v ery time consuming to create and calculating the return can be difficult. 0160; While many email marketers just look at open and clickthrough rates, it’s important to know if a newsletter influenced a purchase or nurtured a prospect who buys. will cause you to not get true open data.
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Thursday, July 27, 2006
Bannan regarding " Keeping Newsletter Readers Engaged ". Blogs are not that much different from newsletters in many ways. Instead of using your e-newsletter as a selling piece, use it as a nurturing or matuation channel to ensure that your readers know about what problems are out there and that they are not alone. BUY NOW!
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Due to vacation and a flurry of new projects, this newsletter is a few weeks late. To import your blog, go to your Page and click the "Edit Page" link in the left corner. At the new page, scroll down and click "Edit" under the "Notes" application, and then click the "Import Blog" link in the shaded box on the right. July, 2010.
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Wednesday, December 6, 2006
laquo; Avoid wasting your Pay-Per-Click lead generation budget | Main | Podcast: Sales and Marketing the Six Sigma Way » Where do Your Email Newsletters go? If you currently are sending e-newsletters, heres an idea for you consider. You can apply this concept to your existing e-newsletter. Email Heaven? Email Heaven?
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Friday, April 9, 2010
Recommend how to create new content that brings in more traffic and links (important for SEO). Tags: Newsletters April, 2010. Published by Dianna Huff. Volume 10, Number 4. Welcome! Which comes first – Web design (the pretty pictures and colors) or copy? Should the copy influence the design or design influence copy? She is wonderful!”
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Monday, October 23, 2006
Does your company have an email newsletter? What typically happens to these email newsletters after you hit the "send" button? For Heavens Sake Don't Waste Your Great Content Your marketing team has worked hard on your email newsletter. Newsletters are full of search friendly keywords that people search for on a daily basis.
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