Five Web Marketing Tactics for the Holidays
There is always so much going on during the holiday season that it can be hard to know where to focus your energy. But when it comes to Website marketing, these are five areas you should not neglect.
There is always so much going on during the holiday season that it can be hard to know where to focus your energy. But when it comes to Website marketing, these are five areas you should not neglect.
You can have the best marketing program and creative concepts for the holiday season, but if you can
To make the most of your holiday, it helps to map out the season
Here are four key Internet marketing programs that can be leveraged to drive increased response and sales to a catalog mailing
Trigger-based e-mails are the answer for all your marketing problems. But don
With the postal increase now in effect, mailers are asking themselves how they can drive increased performance and possibly reduce circulation. One approach is effectively integrating your prospecting strategy with the cooperative databases.
Database marketing is the most cost-effective way to conduct targeted marketing and drive store sales, especially for niche businesses.
The holiday season is here and holiday orders are starting to flow in. Gift orders will continue to increase over the next three or four weeks as we approach the shipping cutoff for Christmas. It is important to make sure ship-tos and gift recipients are tracked and added to the marketing plan for January/February to leverage the potential new customer.
Prospecting results are traditionally reviewed based on the total performance of sales per book for each list, and subsequent mailing decisions are based on these results. In actuality, you should conduct further analysis to determine the true strength of each particular list and whether it makes sense to rent that list going forward.
To profitably grow a business, you need to invest the right amount in prospecting. But what is that right amount? It varies by company based on several factors including sales goals, profitability targets, short- and long-term strategic plans, and how customer lifetime value (LTV) compares with acquisition costs.