4. What most inďŹuenced
your decision to visit this
retailerâs website?
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5. Influencer %
Familiarity with brand 30%
Internet advertising 14%
TV, radio, print 12%
Promotional email from the company 12%
Search engine results 10%
Friend recommendation â in person 8%
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
6. Influencer %
Familiarity with brand 30%
Internet advertising 14%
TV, radio, print 12%
Promotional email from the company 12%
Search engine results 10%
Recommendation from someone I know 8%
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7. Acquisition Source %
Shopping comparison sites 2%
Advertising on a social network 2%
Product review site 2%
Blogs or discussion forums 1%
Friend recommendation on social network 1%
Mobile phone advertising 0%
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8. Satisfaction
Familiarity with brand 80
Promotional email from the company 79
Friend recommendation on social network 79
Friend recommendation â in person 78
Internet advertising 77
TV, radio, print advertising 77
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
9. Satisfaction
Familiarity with brand 80
Promotional email from the company 79
Friend recommendation on social network 79
Friend recommendation â in person 78
Internet advertising 77
TV, radio, print advertising 77
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10. Likelihood to buy online in the future
Familiarity with brand 78
Promotional email from the company 76
Had a gift card 76
Friend recommendation on social network 76
Internet advertising 75
Product review website 75
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11. Likelihood to buy online in the future
Familiarity with brand 78
Promotional email from the company 76
Had a gift card 76
Friend recommendation on social network 76
Internet advertising 75
Product review website 75
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
21. 126
average number of
emails received per
day by corporate
users in 2007
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22. 20%
of all emails
are âJunkedâ
by spam filters
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
23. Over Loading
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24. Overlapping
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56. pro:
we can really know how
our customers are
interacting with our
messaging and our sites
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
57. Analyze
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59. con:
all that data breeds
overconďŹdence in what
we actually âknowâ
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60. 1. Massive individualized distribution for very
low costs
2. Much easier way to build customer lists
3. SigniďŹcant reduction in lead time
4. Dynamic personalization capabilities like
never before
5. Far more measureable than anything
previously
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
61. Marketers face
tough competition
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
62. Maintaining lists:
⢠Keep it clean â bounce the bounces
⢠Opt in vs. double opt in
⢠Let them unsubscribe
⢠Donât become spam
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63. Email Reputation Score
DeďŹnition:
The general opinion of the ISPs, the anti-
spam community, and your own
subscribers towards a senderâs IP address,
sending domain, or both.
If the senderâs score falls within the ISPâs
thresholds, a senderâs messages will be
delivered to the inbox; if not, the senderâs
emails may arrive in the bulk folder, be
quarantined, or be bounced back to the
sender.
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64. Email Reputation score
Control your score
â˘ISPs offer various sender authentication standards
such as SPF (sender policy framework) and
DomainKeys.
â˘Keep the list clean by removing hard bounces after 3
deliveries (ISPs donât like e-mail broadcasters who have
a high bounce rate)
â˘Respond to complaints and unsubscribe requests
â˘Educate users about whitelists
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
65. These could be affecting
your reputation score
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67. 83%: Used the Report Spam button
80%: Use it without opening the message
73%: Base decision on the "from" line
69%: Base decision on subject line
20%: Use the spam button to unsubscribe
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
68. So what makes a
campaign successful?
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
74. 2 types of commercial emails
⢠Promotional
â Entice immediate action
⢠Retention based emails
â Newsletters
â Build long term relationships
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75. Promotional emails
ďŹ
Immediate goal for user
ďŹ
Action taken by user
ďŹ
Purchase
ďŹ
Download
ďŹ
Request information
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76. Promotional emails: entice the user to take
action through purchase or sign up
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77. Retention emails
ďŹ
Longer term goals
ďŹ
KPIs important
ďŹ
Open Rate
ďŹ
Click-through rate
ďŹ
ROI
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78. Your database
ďŹ
Only one entry required: prospect's
email address
but
ďŹ
more information can lead to
improved customization
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79. Retention based emails: information of value
to create a long term relationship with the
reader
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82. ⢠Identify communications you make
with customers in a batch fashion.
⢠Ask what events could trigger these
communications to make them timely.
⢠Prepare a distinct message
for each customer situation
⢠Increase involvement by adding
a call to action to each message
⢠Prepare a message for each possible
response to your previous message.
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83. How your email marketing
message is structured will
determine 50% of its success
â˘! Anatomy of an email: fields
(to, from, subject), body copy, landing page
â˘! Set a single objective: one message
presented in a strong, clear and direct manner
â˘! Write to target: develop a thorough
understanding of the needs and sensibilities
of your target market before you write.
â˘! Get to the point: sluggish
fulfillment leads to dissatisfied customers.
â˘! Build the relationship: email marketing
is not hit and run medium. It works best
when you build sustainable relationships.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
93. Too many images
not enough text
Certain spam filters place the
"image vs. text ratio" criteria
even higher than the "spam
keywords" criteria
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95. Creating subject lines
⢠Itâs not rocket science, remember K.I.S.S.
(keep it simple stupid)
⢠The best subject lines are not âFlashyâ or âPushyâ.
⢠Your subject line should simply, clearly and concisely
describe the purpose/content of your email - its that simple!
⢠Its a process, and it starts with the opt-in always set your
subscribersâ expectations during the opt-in process regarding
the type and frequency of the emails they will recieve.
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96. In just one-twentieth of a second,
less time than it takes to blink, people
make aesthetic judgments that will
influence their experience of your
landing page.
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101. Customer
Centric
â˘! Customer-based approach:
Measurement of individual customer response
rather than overall campaign performance
â˘! Event triggered emails
e.g. first purchase, abandoned cart
â˘! Focus on frequency/contact strategy:
monitoring the impact of frequency
to maximize results
â˘! Data capture is a process:
Itâs a value exchange between you and your
prospects. As you serve up value theyâll
reciprocate by sharing information.
â˘! Rich preference capabilities:
frequency, channel, format, opt-in,
opt-out preferences
â˘! Proactive communication:
specific, relevant and timely.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
103. Two types of email
ďŹ
Plain text emails
ďŹ
HTML emails
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104. Plain text email
ďŹ
Text only
ďŹ
No hyperlinks or
images
ďŹ
Smaller file size
ďŹ
Looks the same
across all
platforms
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105. HTML email
ďŹ
Contains
images, different
fonts and
hyperlinks
ďŹ
File size is much
larger
ďŹ
Can render
differently
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106. Parts of an email
⢠Header
⢠Subject line
⢠Personalized greeting
⢠Body
⢠Footer
⢠Unsubscribe link
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108. Video in email?
Increase click-through rates up to 25%.
Floristâs conversions jumped from 1.35% to
2.8%.
Remember:
⢠include a link, host outside message
⢠Remember that many viewers watch videos for
the âentertainmentâ value. Keep videos short,
light and relevant.
Sources: https://www.marketingsherpa.com/barrier.html?ident=30200
http://inspireaction.mindandmedia.com/index.php/2007/11/15/hey-its-got-video-it-must-
be-cool/
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111. Integrate
â˘! Cross channel integration:
integrated marketing strategy, combines
online and offline channels to maximize
marketing impact
â˘! Co-ordinate and unify
mailing lists:
centralized customer data
â˘! Integrate and centralize
customer data:
in order to leverage customer knowledge
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
115. Mass customization
⢠One to one marketing on a macro
scale
⢠Simple personalization can improve
results
⢠Segment database
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
116. ⢠Send different content to different
people
⢠Insert âdear first nameâ greeting, where
appropriate
⢠Personalize forms within email/landing
page â only ask a question once
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
124. Show youâre on top of everything.
Utilize all touch points for calls to
action / up-sell
Generate emails in response to actions
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
125. Next week
http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo
Chapter 1-5
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Notes:
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Acquisition Techniques Offline In-store - Cards, kiosks, staff ask at check-out, mail-in cards, promote web and e-mail Call Centre - Ask for e-mail AND permission Warranty Cards Contests and other mail-in materials E.g. - Altamira â altamirawin.com campaign â TV, Radio to special site List web address on everything
This out of home bus shelter ad campaign is trying to get people to sign-up for newsletter.
Notes:
Note that they do a nice job of VISUALLY explaining what you will get. While they tick both boxes to âyesâ by default, they are obvious and it is clear to the user what they need to do to get these lists. Hiding the opt-in would be a problem and make permission suspect.
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Notes: Nice multi-channel promotion â lists web, phone, and real-world purchase options â very smart.
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