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How bad data can spoil good personalization

Don’t let bad data poison your email relationship with your clients. Learn how to avoid personalization failures in your email program. In the space of three days recently, I received three individual emails that showed me brands are beginning to take the concept of “helpful marketing” seriously. That’s good news because I believe helpful marketing… keep reading →

7 email marketing trends worth trying to increase conversions

Email is a highly powerful ‘push’ marketing channel. It enables brands and membership organisations to promote their products and services to customers and members in a convenient, timely and cost-effective way. Yet, despite its formidable reach, email was often underestimated as a channel before Covid-19 struck. Email used to be seen as an option of… keep reading →

How to create an effective apology email: 7 examples

Need to send an “Oops!” email? It’s crucial to follow up your error with the right message. Learn from these examples. Breathes there the email marketer who never had to send an “Oops!” email? So you say your marketing team never had to send an “Oops!” email? Don’t be too smug. Maybe your turn just… keep reading →

How to avoid the mistakes most marketers make when personalising emails

Enrich your email-marketing strategy with these valuable tips from Everlytic and expert Kath Pay   Everlytic, SA’s leading bulk-communication and automation platform, recently hosted a UK event featuring keynote speaker Kath Pay, the best-selling author of Holistic Email Marketing, who was named the ANA Email Experience Council’s (EEC) Thought Leader of the Year in 2021.… keep reading →

Could a halo sending strategy help you reach more inboxes?

Could a halo sending strategy help you reach more inboxes?

If your emails regularly miss the inbox, it’s likely that ISPs are flagging problem addresses in your database and blocking emails to those addresses or sending them to the spam folder. Because customers generally open only the emails they see in their inboxes, we need to persuade an ISP’s automated filters that you’re a reputable… keep reading →