Mobile Still Tops Retailers’ Priority Lists in 2015
Mobile remains a top priority for retailers in 2015, with 58% of retailers placing it at the top of their lists, up from 53% in 2014. See what else retailers are planning this year.
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3 Email Marketing Techniques for the Evolving Inbox
Email still reigns as supreme as the primary method of communication among marketers. Here are three email marketing techniques for the evolving inbox.
How to Select Your Next Email Service Provider
Choosing an email service provider is not a simple task. That’s not just because there are a large number of EPSs to choose from but also because you also need to choose what functions, services, bells and whistles are best for your organization’s needs.
Ecommerce Retailers Feel the Love this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and it is surprisingly the biggest ecommerce holiday that brings in more revenue every year. See how you can make the most of this holiday of love.
3 Ways to Let Love Rule … In the Inbox
With Valentine’s Day approaching, how are you sharing some love with your subscribers? Here are three ways to show them what you have done for them lately.
How Marketers Can Better Engage with Movers
Epsilon released results of its 2015 New Mover Report which looked at consumer’s reasons for moving and associated purchase behaviors. See what results were found.
How to Maximize Online Sales this Valentine’s Day
Didn’t have a successful holiday season? Well, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Here are five ways to make sure you’re maximizing Valentine’s Day sales.
Do You Practice Good (Data) Hygiene?
With email still one of the most powerful marketing tools today, it is important to have good data hygiene. Here are some tips to make your email marketing successful.
Brand Loyalty, Trust Keys to Canadian Consumers
Canadian consumers are more brand loyal than their U.S. counterparts, but connecting with them involves more relationship-building and trust.
Welcome Back, JCPenney Catalog
JCPenney said in 2009 that it was dropping catalogs because they had become a tool to browse merchandise before shopping online or in JCPenney stores.