How to Create a Successful Email Marketing Campaign

With a massive amount of emails delivered to our inboxes everyday, it can seem like a daunting task to get your email blast to stand out from all the rest. In addition, there are many factors to consider when developing an email marketing campaign, including:

  • email marketingWhat platform will your end users view the email in? (Apple Mail, Gmail, Outlook, or on their Mobile Device)
  • What day of the week should you send your emails to get the highest click through rate?
  • What is the desired action you want recipients to take upon reading the email? (Also known as your conversion)
  • Are you sending the “right” message to the “right” people? (Not all customers are alike, so not every email campaign should target every customer.)

However, when done correctly, email marketing is a powerful tool for reaching your audience. Email campaigns are targeted, allowing you to reach a section of your customer base with a focused message. Based on research from HubSpot, targeted and segmented emails have a higher CTR than mass email communications. For example, these emails can focus on an action that the recipient has already taken, creating a more personal connection.

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Google launches long-rumoured online storage service Google Drive

Reblogged from Financial Post | Business:

Google's long-awaited cloud storage service, Google Drive, is finally here.

The app is available on the web (via Google Documents), Mac, PC, and Android. An iPhone and iPad app is coming soon, Google says.

We took the web, Mac, and Android versions of Google Drive for a spin.

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Google has launched its cloud storage service Google Drive. Google Drive is similar to DropBox and will most likely be beneficial for all types users, from students to traveling sales reps. Similar to DropBox, you install an app on your computer to access files anywhere. Google is supposed to be coming out with an iPhone and iPad app soon, but it is not available yet. I agree with this article in that Google Drive does not have any specific advantages over DropBox at the moment, but it is more convenient for those already using Google Docs on a regular basis. Do you think you will use Google Drive? Do you think you would switch from DropBox to Google Drive?