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Debunking Email Personalization Myths: Part 1 of 2

Act-On

In 2009, HBR compared it to an underwear drawer — “We all have one and are all embarrassed by both its organization and contents.” This ensures your recipients actually want to hear from you, and prevents inactive subscribers who never open your emails — potentially harming your overall email deliverability.

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Top 12 B2B Holiday Cards - with 62 more for good marketing measure!

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

Here are some of my favorites of 2009: 1. Their Holiday 2009 Lost Phone card is great - reminding us of the fun and function we have with our iPhones. At Marketo we're pretty analytical, making all our marketing and sales decisions on solid data. 8 fun B2B animated holiday greetings: Brandissimo's Happy Holiday 2009.

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B2B Marketing ROI

Online Marketing Institute

Written by Adam Blitzer June 16, 2009 at 5:38 pm Posted in Design , Marketing Strategy SpamAssassin Rules and what they Mean for your Emails leave a comment » For the past several years I have been following SpamAssassin’s rule set and I am always amazed by how many seemingly innocuous things (e.g. Clarity gets the point across.

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Best Email Marketing Tips, Tactics and Metrics of 2010

Webbiquity

Add Google Analytics to Emails and Gain B2B Lead Generation Intelligence by Industrial Marketing Today. Achinta Mitra provides step-by-step instructions for integrating Google Analytics with standard ESP email tracking, which produces much richer data to help optimize conversion rates. How to Grow Your Email Opt-In Subscriber List.

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Investment Killed the Internet Star

GreenRope

In 2009, I started investing in developing GreenRope because the industry was moving away from simple "batch and blast" email. Over the years, we saw competitors like Constant Contact and MailChimp take on millions of dollars of seed funding, but we remained private so we could maintain control over the business.

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Investment Killed the Internet Star

GreenRope

In 2009, I started investing in developing GreenRope because the industry was moving away from simple "batch and blast" email. Over the years, we saw competitors like Constant Contact and MailChimp take on millions of dollars of seed funding, but we remained private so we could maintain control over the business.

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Investment Killed the Internet Star

GreenRope

In 2009, I started investing in developing GreenRope because the industry was moving away from simple "batch and blast" email. Over the years, we saw competitors like Constant Contact and MailChimp take on millions of dollars of seed funding, but we remained private so we could maintain control over the business.