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August 2007 Archives
 

Managing content poses challenges for e-mail marketers

E-mail marketers need to do a much better job managing content, particularly with the proliferation of new devices and formats by which to access e-mail, according to a new report from JupiterResearch. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Content Management , Email Marketing
 

Are video e-mails worth the trouble?

Answer: Adopters of online video in the last year have been reporting stellar jumps in action—with both their Web sites and their newsletters—when using videos to get their messages across. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Email Marketing , Video
 

Click Fraud Problem Debated

Some search executives say click fraud in search marketing is getting worse, not better; others contend things have improved over the past year.Click fraud occurs when a person or a computer program clicks on an ad to generate a fraudulent cost-per-click charge. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Click Fraud , SEM , Search , Web
 

Lead Management Far From Easy Task

There are multiple steps in managing sales leads, such as qualifying prospects, sending them what they request (fulfillment), getting sales on board with a willingness to report results, analyzing success and failure, and reallocating resources. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Lead Management , Qualifying Prospects , Web
 

Getting to know Web visitors key to improving lead management

James W. Obermayer is president of Sales Leakage Consulting, and co-author of "Managing Sales Leads" (Texere, 2007). BtoB recently asked Obermayer about trends in lead management. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Lead Management , Qualifying Prospects , Web
 

How Do You Fix An E-Mail Reputation That Has Been Damaged?

Answer: It’s always an annoying slowdown on the superhighway of marketing when your reputation suffers a negative impact. Suddenly your deliverability is down, and often you don’t know where to start to fix the problem. Fortunately, there is a simple three-step solution to addressing a... Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Email Marketing
 

The Next Step: Evolving From Web And Marketing Analytics To Customer Analytics

Everyone’s talking about analytics. Some are even applying it with varying levels of success. But if a company really wants to understand its customers, make a connection and gain a competitive advantage, analytics needs to be more than just.... Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Analytics , Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Web
 

Protecting Your E-Mail List From Viruses

Most companies worry about lost productivity when considering e-mail security, according to a new report from Aberdeen Group, “The Ins and Outs of Email Vulnerability. Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Email Marketing , Security , Viruses
 

I’ve Been Getting Spam Complaints From Customers Who Have Previously Opted Into Receiving My E-Mail. Why Don’t They Just Opt Out?

Answer: When customers hit the spam button, they’re rescinding their permission for you to send them e-mail. Of course, that recession can take many forms. They can also unsubscribe or simply delete your e-mail. It’s important that you monitor these indicators individually and collectively... Read the complete article on BtoBOnline.

Tags: Best Practices in Technology Marketing , Email Marketing , Opt In/Out , Spam , Unsubscribe
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