10 useful Google Analytics custom dashboards
Click here: http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/62828-10-useful-google-analytics-custom-dashboards
10 useful Google Analytics custom dashboards
Click here: http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/62828-10-useful-google-analytics-custom-dashboards
Here’s a good article about the basic building blocks that your website should have
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I remember a few years back people talking about mobile marketing being the next big communication channel and guess what, it’s here. With the ever increasing penetration of smart phones and mobile devices such as the ipad and various other tablets, mobile communications is at another level.
We constantly hear about marketer’s wanting to reach, engage and interact with their consumers 24/7 and this has now become truly possible.
In fact some of the key stats and trends about the importance of being mobile optimised and how it drives traffic and engagement is highlighted below, click on the links and check it out, some useful infographics.
Want to build your email database quickly? I am sure every business wants volume but I don’t think it’s a good idea to believe in these “buy list schemes”
Just some point to consider,
*List fatigue
*List quality
*Permision
*Legal and ISP issues
*And more….Click below
http://www.email-marketing-reports.com/basics/bulk-email-lists.htm
Ok so we all measure campaign performance like delivery rates, open rates, click throughs, unsubs etc… but have you ever digged deeper into your stats to see what it looks like via each domain?
Group your campaign results via each domain like your Gmail mail, yahoo, hotmail etc… you will find your results vary for each domain. Are some domain users like gmail or yahoo more receptive to your campaigns then others?
Next time measure your campaign stats across each domain and you will find interesting results.
I like you thought whats in a name? well I read an interesting article which may actually suprise you, for example
What’s the problem with this image link?
<img src=”http://www.foo.com/images/banners/image.jpg”> >>>
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Trigger emails are emails that are sent according to cutomers action or a piece of data that tells us something useful about the recipient. Again timing is very important. Some examples are..
-Welcome messages (a response to a sign up)
-Emails sent out on a customer’s birthday (targeted promotion will also increase open rates)
-Post-purchase follow up emails (like other recommeded products/ services for you..Amazon are good at this)
-Email sent to a customer who viewed an item online, but did not complete the transaction (like customer’s leaving at checkouts..remarketing can make a difference and increase conversions. Give them an additional incentive like free delivery to complete the transaction.)
-Pre orders (stock updates)