How to Email Your List After Campaign Inactivity
Friday, June 5th, 2009Been awhile since you sent to your email list?
A long while?
Follow YouTube’s lead….(click to enlarge)
This is spot-on. The only thing I would add to this would be… (more…)
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Gmail Achieves Video in the Email Inbox…Sort Of
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009A breakthrough for Email Marketers may have been achived today when Gmail Labs launched “YouTube previews in mail“. Once activated in Labs, Gmail automatically detect YouTube links in emails and displays previews with the ability to view the entire video below the message. Also included in this roll-out were Picasa and Flickr links, and Yelp reviews. I took a few screenshots of YouTube video links in personal emails to my Gmail below:
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- The New Marketing Trifecta - Flowtown has created an awesome graph reflecting our eROI April 2010 study ” The Current State of Social, Mobile & Email Integration”. This “easy on the eyes” graph beautifully illustrates all of the important information we have gathered in a very friendly and informal way. Take a peek. Let’s see a close up!
