Email Marketing: May 2009 Archives

Four Tips for Offline E-Mail Address Collection

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Your most reliable collection point for e-mail addresses is a dedicated subscription page at your Web site, but it's not the only source.

Online vs. Offline Acquisition

Your subscription or registration page is the best source of e-mail addresses, for two reasons:

• Verified information: Your subscribers are providing the information and are responsible for its accuracy. Depending on how you set up your subscription page, you might be able to help them verify it.

• Consistent message: Your e-mail program's value proposition and benefits are presented exactly as you intend them.

As reliable as online collection is, it lacks the personal touch of a persuasive salesperson at the cash register or on the sales or trade-show floor. With the right point-of-sales (POS) equipment, your salesperson can enter the e-mail address during the sale, while the customer's interest is red-hot. You also have exposure to a wider range of customers, not just the ones who shop online.

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Creating a Good E-Mail Marketing Strategy

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More than 200 years ago, Voltaire said, "The perfect is the enemy of the good." It's a concept that still holds true today.

A recent Jupiter Research executive survey asked email marketers what their greatest challenge was for improving their e-mail programs. The answer: "Knowing where to begin." My response to these confused marketers: Start somewhere; start anywhere. Even the smallest change you make today will start you down the path to the right strategy.

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