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Email Data Source Ranks Email Brand Equity of Marketers in the Automobile Manufacturing Sector

New York (PRWEB) January 10, 2008

Email Data Source (www.emaildatasource.com) the leading provider of email competitive analysis, released its study ranking the Email Brand Equity Index™ of marketers in the Automobile Manufacturing sector based on the quality and effectiveness of their email marketing efforts as well as the representation of their brands in third party emails.

Email Data Source monitors the email marketing campaigns of over 36,000 companies in 230 market sectors, providing data and analysis through its core product, Email Analyst ™.

The Email Brand Equity Index™ is determined by compiling historical data on email marketing messages and measuring a combination of factors including the emails’ perceived effectiveness in driving website traffic and the quality of the delivered email.

Email Brand Equity Rankings- Automobile Manufacturing Sector

1) Dodge dodge.com

4) Saab saabusa.com

5) Land Rover landroverusa.com

6) Porsche porsche.com

7) Mini Cooper miniusa.com

8) Volvo volvocars.com

9) Scion scion.com

10)Audi audiusa.com

“We are pleased to provide marketers a way of measuring their brand equity across all email marketing channels which reflects how the typical consumer may perceive that brand in their inbox.

Understanding how consumers see them as a whole–through in house marketing, as well as 3rd party newsletter sponsorships and affiliate marketing efforts–can help marketers improve their brand equity and their ROI. It has been shown that consumers respond more favorably to email marketing efforts based on positive past email experience. The Email Brand Equity Index™ is the first score that reflects a 360 degree view of email marketing,” said Bill McCloskey, Email Data Source, Co-Founder and Chairman.

About Email Data Source, Inc.

Based in New York City, Email Data Source collects, analyzes, organizes and archives millions of marketing messages, providing competitive intelligence and analytics to the email marketing community. The company has provided email marketing data as well as actionable insights and the intelligence behind them since 2003. Email Analyst™ , the company’s core product, monitors the world of email marketing for advertising agencies, brand marketers, direct marketers and their affiliates and vendors. For more information please visit: http://www.emaildatasource.com

Contact:     

Michelle Hayden

(646) 403-3387

michelle(at)emaildatasource.com

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Introducing New Mobile Email Opens Q4 2010 Report by Knotice

Introducing New Mobile Email Opens Q4 2010 Report by Knotice
AKRON, Ohio , Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Knotice, the leading provider of direct digital marketing software and services, today announces the release of its initial “Mobile Email Opens Q4 2010 Report” featuring valuable data on the percentage of mobile email opens by device across 12 industry segments, including retail, hospitality, telecommunications, healthcare and more. (Photo: Â http …
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New Marketing Book Gives Professionals a Crash Course in Online Marketing
The 36-Hour Course to Online Marketing book releases Friday, January 14th, 2011, teaching everything online marketing can do and how to do it strategically.

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Lyris tra online Reveals Key Insights and Strategies Used by Over 1,300 Email Marketing Professionals to Drive Results
Lyris, Inc. , the online marketing expert, today announced its upcoming Webinar, “Email Optimization Secrets: What 1,397 Marketers Are Doing To Get Better Results.” In order to improve upon 2010, marketers need to understand how to optimize email marketing campaigns, mitigate risks and learn new techniques to improve online marketing performance in 2011.
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Developing Lead Generation using Email Marketing

Email marketing is without a doubt one of the strongest marketing tools out there. Whether large or small, well-informed email marketers are tapping into this unbelievable growing resource.  For those of who are not using email marketing, listed below are some compelling reasons to consider when looking for another positive strategy to add to your marketing mix.

Email Marketing Builds Leads

Why is email marketing so highly effective?  Email enables you to send thousands of direct messages with the click of a mouse.  Within seconds, your email travels on the Internet throughout the globe, unhindered by distance and time.  With this cost-effective, lightning fast method, you stay in constant contact with your entire database of clients, prospects, and leads, preserving and building long-lasting relationships, while increasing your business overtime.

Email Marketing Really Works

Direct Targeting

Targeting the right prospects with the right message and product is highly effective.  With email marketing campaigns, you may break down your lists by demographics and previously recorded behavioral data.   Each campaign can be directed to educate, with valuable marketing tips, while others receive special offers and product information.  Building relationships based on loyalty, relevance, and trust, results in repeat sales and cross selling.

Call to Action

Directing your shoppers to your website or specific landing page is where it begins.  With the right message and website page reflecting that message, your brand, and personal voice, you can grow your sales, while obtaining their updated email addresses and

personal information.

The Email Marketing Advantage:  Email Campaigns:

·    Enhance sales
·    Generate repeat sales
·    Enable cross selling
·    Create up selling
·    Facilitate valuable feedback from prospects and clients

Measuring your Results

Email marketing results are highly measurable.  Why is this so important?  How can you manage and adapt your future campaigns if you do not have your campaign results to work with?  Email campaigns are not subjective.  Your opinions may be relevant, but they are relevant only to you.  How others perceive your offers, information, and call to action, is another story.  Once you hit that send button, the work just begins.  With the right email marketing software, you can record and track:

·    # of emails delivered/non-deliverable
·    # of emails opened/unopened
·    # of emails trashed
·    # of open clicks
·    # of opt-ins/opt-outs
·    # of conversions – clicked through to sales

HTML Email Marketing Campaigns

HTML email campaigns are another proven marketing vehicle when looking to build leads and grow your bottom line.  If you are direct email newsletter marketing can help.  With the right email marketing software, you can easily pick a professional, pre-optimized template design, which will make a great first impression from the start.  Appearance always matters, whether right or wrong.  Your company is sized up within seconds, from just one glance at a design or color.

Creating an email marketing newsletter campaign establishes relationships with your clients and prospects.  They are a limitless resource of possibilities, limited only to your creativity and imagination.

All of us are overwhelmed with advertising.  So why not use your newsletter campaigns to offer:

·    Real life testimonials
·    Money saving tips
·    Updates on your product or service niche
·    A feedback form asking for their comments and ideas

Respect your Clients by Heeding Their Suggestion:  Give people a nice surprise.  Implement their valuable suggestions.  Most people distrust those in sales and marketing.  What a refreshing change for them to see your actually value their opinions.

Email Marketing – Main Points

1.    Making that Personal Connection. Capturing your prospect’s attention is an essential first step.  Your email campaign leads someone to either join your newsletter, download a demo, or clicking through to a sale.  In essence, you are using

your campaigns to motivate to a desired action, always resulting in a further purchase or future communication.

2.    Nurturing Relationships – The long and winding road to success.  Creating loyalty and trust, where none exists, sounds like a job for Superman.  Unfortunately, there is no quick fix, or magical formula, that will ever take the place of good old-fashioned hard work and research.  Finding out what your clients and prospects want and giving it to them may sound like a simple answer, but it is not.  You need to see what your competitors are talking about, research the social media sites with your specific keywords and phrases, getting the most recent chatter that you will need to help implement a relevant and valuable email marketing campaign.

3.    Trust Takes Time.  Build and They will come. Building trust cannot be overemphasized.  It remains and continues to be a major key ingredient when looking to establish long lasting customer relationships.  When sending out promotional emails, you are sending out a bit of yourself.  A promotional email does not automatically create trust.  When a prospect decides to take a chance on your product or service, what they experience in that process, can be the sole dividing factor.  How they are treated, how quickly their questions are answered, and the quality of service and feedback they receive, will result in a positive or negative conclusion, in their minds.

If your call to action is to acquire email opt-ins to your newsletter, then you want to make sure you do not use their emails to bombard them with offers and sales.  Do not use their trust to send your prospects gimmicks and hype.  That will lead you down a path towards the label of spamming.  You rarely get a second chance to make a good first impression.  Send them a thank you with a gift.  Everyone loves a valuable tip, especially in a bad economy.

Whatever email marketing strategy or vehicle you use, remember this one important rule.  Never promise more than you deliver and always stand by your word.  You have worked so hard to gain their trust, which can easily be lost overnight.  If possible, give more than they expected.  Create a positive viral campaign with your integrity and honesty.  That is a time-honored principle by anyone’s standards.

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Brick Marketing Reveals New Email Marketing Blog, EmailMarketingJournal.com



Boston, MA (PRWEB) December 18, 2007

Brick Marketing, a success-oriented, full-service Internet marketing company, is pleased to announce the launch of a new Email Marketing Journal.

This blog is meant to help people learn about the idea of email marketing, and is written by the professionals at Brick Marketing, who have over 10 years of experience with effective online marketing campaigns and e-commerce.

The founder and CEO of Brick Marketing, Nick Stamoulis, says about his new email marketing journal, “The Email Marketing Journal is a very exciting opportunity. It will help our readers learn more about email marketing, as well as how the aspects of email marketing can improve their online marketing operations. The readers will also learn more about achieving business goals through new, popular marketing avenues.”

The Email Marketing Journal will discuss many topics related to email marketing, and not just the basics of this concept, which is growing in esteem in the online marketing world. Some of these topics include:


    Email Marketing Basics
    Why this is Not Spam
    Email Newsletters
    Email Marketing

The topics that the Email Marketing Journal will cover will be explored in the weeks to come as the blog becomes more established, and will expand to include more topics that relate to email marketing.

Some of these expanded concepts include: Email Design, Email Marketing, List Rental, Open And Click Rates, Opt-In Techniques, Subject Lines and more.

Nick Stamoulis was adamant about reinforcing the point that email marketing is not spam. It is a legitimate form of marketing, and is not meant to harass clients, but to keep them informed of your current news and events. The style of email marketing that is encouraged by the Email Marketing Journal will be completely to the advantage of those who participate. Any blog posts made to the Email Marketing Journal will be written by the experts at Brick Marketing, who are well versed in the concepts that are considered legal and legitimate in the world of email marketing. For more information, please visit: www.EmailMarketingJournal.com

MEDIA CONTACT:

Nick Stamoulis

781-223-3651

Brick Marketing

www.BrickMarketing.com

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FulcrumTech Partners with Lyris™ to Help Clients Maximize Email Marketing Return-on-Investment

FulcrumTech Partners with Lyris™ to Help Clients Maximize Email Marketing Return-on-Investment
Pennsylvania-based email marketing agency FulcrumTech, partners with Lyris™ to help clients maximize Email marketing return-on-investment.
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Free PDF Report for Internet Businesses Who Want to Double their Email Marketing ROI this Month, But Don’t Know How
Internet software firm and developer, G-Lock Software, releases brand new PDF report to help online businesses double their email marketing return on investment. (PRWeb December 01, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/12/prweb4838684.htm
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Any Good Email Marketing Strategies Out There?

I am new to the email marketing strategies.

Does anyone out there have any good tips or websites? I appreciate the help.

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Beyond the Inbox: Managing the Data from Email Marketing Campaigns

Email Marketing has become a widely used marketing objective due to its effectiveness and relatively low cost, but many companies aren’t getting the most out of their email campaigns. The reporting and statistics available with email marketing can provide crucial data to not only improve future email campaigns, but also to serve as a foundation for developing a comprehensive online identity. This whitepaper will discuss the importance of analyzing the data from email marketing campaigns and incorporating best practices from those campaigns in other aspects of online advertising.

Discover the Data

Any email marketing program will supply basic data about a campaign’s performance. Deliverability rates, opens, and click-throughs are nothing new to the seasoned marketer, but many marketers fail to perform a thorough ok at the reporting for email campaigns, the valuable information email marketing provides isn’t harnessed for all that it’s worth.

In addition to the basic statistics provided by their email marketing software, marketers need to break out the Excel charts and create multiple formulas to track all the data from every campaign over an extended period of time to get a better look at how your email marketing campaigns are performing. With some simple formulas you can not only know an individual email open rate, but how that open rate compares to your average email open rate. By calculating and tracking the average deliverability, open, and click-through rates for email campaigns you can have a better understanding of which emails deviate from the norm—whether they perform better or worse than your average email.

Not Your Average Email

Once you’ve calculated the average statistics over time and pinpointed emails that standout in deliverability, opens, and clicks, it’s time to closely inspect those outliers. What is it about those emails that made them perform well (or not so well)? Go back and inspect the subject lines of better performing emails. Are there trends in the keywords, phrasing, or length of the subject lines? Close inspection of these trends will tell you what is leading to a higher or lower open rate. Next, check out the individual clicks in outlier emails. Did more people click on images or text? What images or text worked better? Did people react better to an email blast with strong call-to-actions, or a newsletter

with informative editorial? Keep track of these trends in the keywords, images, and text that make

those outliers stand out to incorporate these best practices in future campaigns. It may seem like common sense (and it is), but not enough marketers take time to properly scrutinize their email campaigns.

Beyond the Inbox

Once you’ve compiled a dataset of the best and worst keywords and images from your email marketing campaigns, adopt those practices into other areas of your online identity. The data is there—why not use it?

Social Networking

Social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook are quickly gaining popularity as marketing tools, but just what should you “tweet” about? Email marketing reports can supply you with an arsenal of content to spread throughout your social media channels. In addition to replicating your email blasts and newsletters in your Tweets and newsfeed, take your email reports into account to specially craft your messages to include the keywords that perform best in email campaigns. If a certain phrase in a subject line gave you a higher open rate, Tweet about that phrase! Including the right buzzwords in your social media messages can gain not only more followers, but form a stronger relationship with the followers you already have.

Search Engine Optimization & Search Engine Marketing

Just as those buzzwords from our email campaigns can help you gain more followers in social networking sites, they can also help increase your website traffic through search engines. Whether using organic search engine optimization or paid search engine marketing, picking the right keywords to include in your website copy and advertisement banners is crucial to drive the right traffic. Knowing which keywords received the most clicks in your email will tell you which words will be best relatable to your company and service offerings for a web search.

Blogging, Podcasts, Video Blogs & Press Releases

If a certain topic of your business is receiving high-traffic results in your email campaigns, give the people what they want! Create an expanded explanation of a particularly popular phrase in a corporate blog, podcast or video blog. This ongoing dialogue will help strengthen the relationship with your current customer

base and can help draw in some prospects as well. A properly run blog can also increase search engine optimization to help boost organic searches, too. In addition to using

a blog, crafting press releases and distributing them to industry publications and websites can dramatically increase your overall exposure. The more popular the topic (hint: the ones that receive the most clicks in your emails!), the more likely your press release or article will be published.

A Unified Identity

By constantly evaluating the reporting from your email campaigns you can develop a unified online identity across every virtual channel. But this analysis isn’t a one-way street—by utilizing multiple forms of online marketing and scrutinizing the reporting from each, you can have the data and knowledge necessary to strengthen every other channel. What works best in an email campaign can help your social networking and what performs well in search engine marketing can boost an email campaign. Developing a powerful online identity requires an in-depth and cyclical approach to increase the effectiveness of each distinct online medium.

Bill Cobb is the Creative Director of DATAbuddy, a full-service Interactive Marketing company. DATAbuddy provides in-depth consulting and creative services to manage companies? online identity across the realms of email marketing, website development, search engine marketing, social networking, and other online areas.

www.DATAbuddy.com
888.390.0188
bcobb@databuddy.com

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What’s Your Favorite Email Marketing Application? Aweber, Constant Contact, or something else?

I’m needing an email marketing application and am most familiar with aWeber.

However, it seems like Constant Contact is more popular and I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has a strong opinion on these, or any other s!

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