Email Marketing
- Supporting Email Publications Through Stand Alone Ads
Nov 08, 2001 - Declining online ad sales has created a real crisis for email publishers who rely on ad revenue to support their (...) - Keep Your Email List Current
Aug 30, 2001 - EDITOR’S NOTE: Last week’s first installment of our Success Series was a huge hit. As a result, look (...) - Co-Registration Builds Subscribership
Mar 01, 2001 - Publishing an email newsletter is done for several different reasons: to help market a company (yeah, that’s us), to (...) - Autoresponders as a Marketing Tool
Jan 18, 2001 - Now we’re not the first people to write about the subject of autoresponders as a marketing tool, and nor (...) - Positive Reinforcement Through E-mail
Nov 18, 2000 - Email. It’s such a simple tool, yet many folks don’t seem to get how to use it. They’re either abusing (...) - Email Marketing Do’s & Don’ts
Sep 01, 2000 - Although not new, every business now seems anxious to jump on the email marketing bandwagon. Email marketing is great because, (...) - Watch Your Churn
Mar 23, 2000 - On numerous occasions, I’m promoted how important it is to communicate to your site visitors through content. One of the (...) - Email Sig Lines Are Critical
Feb 02, 2000 - (Editor’s note: This week’s marketing tip is brought to you by an Internet colleague of mine, Judy Vorfeld. Thanks for (...) - Managing Your Email Lists
Jan 12, 2000 - A well-populated email database is a highly regarded Internet marketing tool and can be a driving force in having past (...) - Make ‘Em Come To You
Nov 03, 1999 - By now I’m sure we’ve all been recipients of someone’s email joke of the day. As is typically the case, (...)
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Perhaps its the hot hazy lazy days of summer that have some companies feeling as though it’s time to put a few things out to pasture. I’d dedicating this post to recent retirees from the big three. Google AdSense Referrals, to be... read more
Peer39 and Rise of Semantic Advertising
Today, Peer39, a technology company based in NYC, launched a new advertising product, SemanticMatchâ„¢ that provides the ability to serve ads based on the meaning of a website page’s content. Unlike contextual targeting which matches ads to... read more

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