SMS marketing shows zero signs of slowing down. Once an up-and-coming channel, it’s now a must-have for ecommerce brands. Even with the growth, there’s still plenty of opportunity to capitalize on it, especially when combined with email marketing. Here are 5 takeaways from the 2023 holidays you can apply in the New Year.
How can you ensure your holiday campaigns don’t just churn out one-time conversions but create loyal customers? By designing a high-quality purchase experience that make shopping easy, rewarding and enjoyable; crafting engaging content; and cultivating an identity-driven connection with gate loyalty offers.
Last year’s Black Friday/Cyber Monday period shed light on how consumers respond to different subject lines, calls-to-action, message content and discounts during the holidays. Use this information to craft emails that increase engagement and sales. Here are some sure-fire email marketing tips to boost your holiday performance.
Consumers today are channel agnostic, demanding a baseline digital experience that will achieve their desired outcomes. Meeting their expectations is no longer sufficient; exceeding them is what wins their loyalty in the post-pandemic era, and drive success this holiday season and beyond, brands must prepare now.
We’ve been talking about “the new normal” since the pandemic began, but it’s hard to put a finger on it. For millennials at least it seems to be ecommerce. The last generation born in the 20th century is a decidedly 21st-century cohort, and you can find them on Facebook and Instagram. Here’s how to reach them over the holidays.
People love free stuff, and that includes free shipping. Shouldn’t you use this powerful incentive to pump up the performance of your holiday emails? When preparing your holiday promotions, you’ll want to make it a staple of your strategy. Here’s how to incorporate free shipping into your email marketing strategy this holiday season.
Lines twisting around corners, midnight deal-hunting and the frantic pursuit of the perfect bargain. For decades, Black Friday has reigned as retail’s biggest shopping day. Here are ways to put interaction back into the holiday season between marketers and consumers.