If your email inbox is anything like mine, it’s about to get buried by an avalanche of emails from retailers all offering their best deals of the holiday season. Here are three ways you can go beyond mobile optimization to sell more stuff with email marketing over the holidays.
When I was in high school friends of mine always referred to me by my last name. See how Ann Taylor Loft brought me back to my high school days.
While retailers can take full advantage of their marketing plan through email and loyalty programs, both must work seamlessly across touch points or they run the risk of disappointing customers. See why email and loyalty programs are important for your marketing plan.
Holiday marketing campaigns appear to start earlier every year, both in-store and online, and it seems that the larger omnichannel retailers are leading the way this year.
Hopefully, your holiday email marketing plan is well underway. You can’t do too much planning for those important shopping days for all the upcoming holidays.
No matter where you are in your planning, there are ways to ensure your 2015 holiday season truly sparkles. Here are four to-dos for your holiday planning strategy.
For retailers, the next three months have the power to make or break your entire year: 40% of annual retail sales are concentrated in the holiday season. With these three tips see how you can get ahead of the holiday season.
The holiday season isn’t too far away and consumers have their own checklist of what they want this holiday season. See what is on their checklist.
More than a quarter of all email-driven purchases were completed from a mobile device in the second quarter of this year. See what brands are doing to improve their smartphone and email experience.
Holiday shopping 2015 is going to look a lot like last year, only more so in terms of customer expectations for faster delivery, flexibility and options, as well as a mobile-friendly experience. See what retailers and industry experts had to say about holiday 2015.