Anastasia LamotchkinaJanuary 19, 2015 1. Cloudmagic The amazing thing about CloudMagic is that it works with almost all the email services you’re likely already using. It ties up every account you have neatly into an all-around well-designed and highly useful cloud app. The beauty of CloudMagic is its simplicity, while it is super lightweight, fast … Continue reading 5 Cloud Apps That Make Email Less of a Struggle
Mars Dorian December 10, 2014 When I started blogging, I wrote whatever came to mind, dropping F-bombs and S-grenades as if I was a cursing armory with an unlimited supply of ammo. I was clueless about how clueless I was. Like an RPG game character, I leveled up in experience over the years and … Continue reading Shut Up or Speak Your Mind? The Struggle in Today’s Hyper-Sensitive World
by Jack Loechner, November 27, 2014 According to the 2014 Publishers Survey Report from Lyris, engaging audiences with targeted and personalized email content is proven to create new revenue opportunities for publishers, but many are still struggling with even the basics of email marketing and digital messaging. To better understand the industry’s challenges and under-used opportunities, Lyris sponsored a survey … Continue reading Publishers Struggle With eMail Marketing
By Ian Dainty, Published October 16, 2014 I wanted to talk to you today about something that is very dear to my heart and hopefully dear to your heart too. Background First of all, I am Canadian, and much of what I say here is about Canadian companies, but I know this struggle also applies … Continue reading Why B2B Businesses Owners Struggle To Grow Their Businesses From 7 Figures To 8 Figures And Higher
by George Bilbrey, September 30, 2014, It’s tempting to view the most recent statistics on global inbox placement — which show 17% of legitimate messages failing to reach the inbox — as a sign that marketers are complacent about deliverability, or that they aren’t doing much to fix it. That view is wrong. A better-informed … Continue reading Beneath Steadily Weak Inbox Placement, Frantic Struggle To Keep Pace
