We hear about how machine learning and artificial intelligence have reshaped email marketing but lurking inside these buzzwords is a hidden danger – not knowing whether these tools, among others, actually improve your email program. Here are two examples of how improving the fundamentals of your email program can generate more revenue.
To say that 2018’s Cyber Monday was a digital doorbuster is a colossal understatement. Nov. 26, 2018 will go down as the biggest online shopping day in U.S. history thus far, with sales reaching a staggering $7.9 billion. Here are some specific insights from this year’s holiday shopping season that should help as you plan out next year’s strategy.
Whatever the reason, the season, or the screen, let’s take a look at how online shoppers kicked off this holiday season. How did Gray November play out from a consumer spending standpoint? On which devices did consumers shop? What were some high volume email send times? Here are a few key highlights.
As the most efficient way to acquire and retain customers, email remains the leader. According to the Direct Marketing Association, email has an ROI of 3,800%, and Radicati reports email will be used by 3 billion people by 2020. Here are five emails you should know about as it continues to be the channel of choice for customers.
As reported by the National Retail Federation, more than 174 million Americans headed in-store and online to shop during Cyber Week 2017. In that five-day period, millennials spent on average $419 per shopper, more than any other generation. Here is what millennials wish you promoted to them during the holiday season.
With the holiday season beginning earlier each year, it is important for brands, retailers and marketers to get ahead of the curve when it comes to their email marketing strategies. In our latest MCM CommerceChat podcast, Greg Zakowicz, Senior Commerce Marketing Analyst for Oracle+Bronto, discusses best email marketing practices, challenges and latest trends during the holiday season and beyond.
