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5 Reasons Why “Old School” Display Advertising is Not Dead. And Probably Never Will Be.

Victor Iryniuk September 16, 2021 Outbound marketing or “interruption” marketing is not everyone’s favorite. For marketers, outbound marketing is less converting (but not less effective) than inbound. It requires more creative persuasion because you’re approaching the consumer with a pitch instead of the consumer approaching you for info. For web users, it’s a blatant interruption … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why “Old School” Display Advertising is Not Dead. And Probably Never Will Be.

Email Marketing Isn’t Dead. You Just Need to Write Better Emails…

Matt Janaway February 24, 2021 ijmaki / Pixabay Has your open rate plummeted? Are you wondering whether you should give up on email marketing altogether? It could be that email marketing is the problem. More likely, it’s your approach. Before you throw in the towel and assume that email marketing is dead, try implementing these … Continue reading Email Marketing Isn’t Dead. You Just Need to Write Better Emails…

Business Networking Isn’t Dead – It’s Not Even in Hibernation

Simone Douglas — April 16, 2020 I heard on the grapevine, OK it was someone posting on LinkedIn, that business networking is meant to be dead in the wake of COVID-19 and I was actually stunned that they thought the world had stopped networking. As many of us rapidly find ourselves and our businesses forced … Continue reading Business Networking Isn’t Dead – It’s Not Even in Hibernation

Global email benchmark report finds email isn’t dead – it’s essential

Twilio SendGrid’s annual Global Email Benchmark found that 84% of respondents check their email daily, with some even saying they are addicted to checking email. Jennifer Cannon on December 12, 2019  Email marketing and analytics provider Twilio SendGrid has published its third Global Email Benchmark Report, with a portion of the study dedicated to analyzing … Continue reading Global email benchmark report finds email isn’t dead – it’s essential