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A loyal customer base forms a solid foundation for any business, and email marketing is one of the most affordable and effective tools to keep your customers coming back for more. The trick, of course, is sending out information your customers actually want.

In this article, find 10 ways to zero in on your audience and to keep your customers satisfied.

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Ka-ching for Cupid: Valentine's Marketing Tips

"Valentine's Day is the perfect time to reach out to potential customers with gift ideas and holiday promotions,". "Holidays can be hectic, especially when trying to find the right gift for that special someone. By giving your customers something of value such as gift ideas and special holiday offers, you are showing them that their interests are the motives behind your campaigns -- building greater trust in your brand." Here are six tips for successful Valentine's email marketing promotions:

1. Promote your special holiday offers up front: Make sure your customers can immediately see that you are offering Valentine's Day specials starting at the subject line. If your customer sees an offer they can't refuse, your email will be opened.

2. Offer gift ideas:Rather than letting your customers browse your site, offer gift ideas. This is a great way to help your customers find the perfect gift. You can even offer a Top 10 Popular Gift section to help aid their search for that special someone.

3. Welcome those last minute shoppers: Let last minute shoppers know that they can shop with you. Offer guaranteed shipping or pick-up options to reel them in to shopping with you. This is a sure way to make an impression with a customer and to make sure they remember you next holiday season.

4. Offer additional incentives: Offering additional offers like online-only coupons, discounts off future purchases, special membership pricings, etc are enticing ways to grab the attention of potentials shoppers.

5. Think outside of the candy box: Flowers, candy and jewelry aren't the only things that make good Valentine's Day gifts. No matter what kind of business you have, think of creative ways for people to want to do business with you. If you are a ski resort, offer discount passes for those buying during a certain time period. If you are a restaurant, offer a special Valentine's Day menu.

6. Gather additional customer information: If you don't already have customer 'friends and family' profile data, Valentine's Day can be a good opportunity to gather additional information from your customers such as important dates for them, friends, family and significant others, including birthdays and anniversaries.

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E-tailers often use email marketing to get their message out to current and potential customers. But when many people receive dozens, if not hundreds, of e-mails every day, it's a challenge to make your message stand out.

Adding audio, video, photos, and graphics can help. In the past, however, running an email marketing campaign with multimedia content wasn't practical because of the hefty storage and bandwidth demands sometimes required.

Several online services, such as GoldMail and Evejot, are trying to help small e-commerce businesses skirt around the challenges of sending multimedia e-mail. Neither service actually delivers multimedia content directly into e-mail inboxes, however. Instead, recipients receive an e-mail containing a hyperlink that, when clicked, takes them to a Web site where a presentation or video is played.

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It's no secret that 2009 will be a challenging year for business owners. As the line between success and failure shrinks, it pays to make the most of your marketing efforts. Email marketing, when done well, is a highly effective tool to drive sales and to build customer loyalty.

Find bellow the top five suggestions on how to improve the results you get in your 2009 email marketing campaigns .

1. Clean Your E-mail List

2. Review What Worked and What Didn't

3. Make a 2009 E-mail Marketing Plan

4. Use Customer Data

5. Try Something New

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Maybe the best thing we can say about 2008 is that it's over today. Was it a dismal year for you and your e-mail program? There's no time like the present to resolve to do better, starting tomorrow.

If you don't know where to start, any one of the resolutions on the list below will help you get your email marketing efforts back on track in the coming year.

Need more information to help understand any of them? Most of these resolutions come with a link to advice in a related ClickZ column. Nothing could be easier, and after you celebrate tonight, maybe that's the best gift of all.

Here are the top 10 resolutions for email marketers:

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As we head into the holidays, now is a great time to ensure your emarketing campaigns work the way they are supposed to and to bring good cheer in the process. In this column, I'll focus on measurements and how they can be used to tune campaigns.

Branding aside -- an important element in its own right -- the first step to getting your campaigns to work is to ensure that your online processes work. Let's assume you've attended to fundamentals such as avoiding checkout processes that require registration. Dive into subtler factors: do you provide too many choices or are searches going unanswered because potential customers are looking for a "widget" but you've called it a "gadget"? Surprisingly, these types of issues can confound the best e-marketing efforts, and they don't always show up as an obvious cause.

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