Win back your inactive subscribers by figuring out what went wrong and trying a reactivation program.
Is there enough crossover among your market niches to justify cross-brand promotions? Consider these best practices.
Adding short-term events and creating short-term newsletters can deliver long-term benefits when done correctly.
Here are two tactics that can help you collect data at different points in the customer relationship.
End the guessing game between subscribers and senders and make your e-mail program more relevant by improving your acquisition process.
How to ensure your e-mail marketing messages will get cleared by ISPs.
Why you need to test every aspect of your e-mail program and use the data this testing generates when making decisions and assessing performance.
A checklist for auditing your e-mail subscriber acquisition practices.
How to deepen your relationship with customers and bring them back for that all-important repeat purchase.
When should you send an apology e-mail and what you should, and shouldn't, say.
Delivery issues are inevitable during the holiday season, and making enemies with the Internet service providers won't help.
If you want to improve your program, you need to hear what subscribers are thinking and telling people.
Find out how to use e-mail preheaders to entice the reader to look at the message.
Cut inactive subscribers from your e-mail lists, but don't use a chain saw. Consider this approach.

May 17, 2012
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