Category Archives: Email Marketing Tools

How To Use Automation Email Marketing Tools: Snov.io Drip Campaigns Review

How To Use Automation Email Marketing Tools: Snov.io Drip Campaigns Review A drip campaign is a tool that sends automated triggered emails to people in order to nurture them and convert them into customers. The system works in a pretty simple way: it sends messages to prospects repeatedly according to the set time, triggers (user … Continue reading How To Use Automation Email Marketing Tools: Snov.io Drip Campaigns Review →

Everything you Should Know About Email CTA and Adding Innovation to it

Kevin George — March 25, 2019 Follow @imkevin_monk — March 25, 2019 Whenever we ask our clients the objectives of their email campaigns, the responses are many and varied. Some say, “to sell the products”. Others say, “to provide information” or “to offer services”. All these purposes can be achieved by working on the following … Continue reading Everything you Should Know About Email CTA and Adding Innovation to it →

Get your email marketing program back on track by reviewing the basics

Even seasoned marketers need to review the foundational elements of email marketing – acquisition and compliance, onboarding, promotions and transactional emails as well as unsubscribes. Ryan Phelan on March 12, 2019 I spent some quality time recently with both clients and email marketers over the last few months, and it was great to get in … Continue reading Get your email marketing program back on track by reviewing the basics →

Email Verification and List Hygiene: Why is it so Important?

Kevin George — March 8, 2019 Follow @imkevin_monk — March 8, 2019 Email is a remarkably powerful platform that enables one-on-one communication with the subscribers. It is undergoing constant transformation and the modus operandi that worked a year ago might not be effective today. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) strive to keep out unsolicited emails and … Continue reading Email Verification and List Hygiene: Why is it so Important? →