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Creating more relevant and engaging “nurturing” emails

Most B2B marketers (including eMagine) rely heavily on email marketing for lead nurturing during our lengthy sales cycles.  Most of us therefore worry about our unsubscribe rates …and should worry even more about the generally larger group that isn’t reading our emails, but doesn’t even bother to unsubscribe.
There are many reasons for this, but writing […]

Continue Reading Add comment July 2nd, 2009

Leverage these tools and put yourself ahead of your peers.

We thought we should spend some cyber-ink on several tactics that we’ve found to be surprisingly under-utilized – or improperly used – by B2B marketers:
I.  70% of online marketers are ignoring RSS …at their peril.
Research done just last summer reveals that 70% of B2B technology companies are not using RSS at all;  and of […]

Continue Reading Add comment July 1st, 2009

Why do I need both SEO and PPC??

It’s a fair question… and one we’ve blogged about fairly recently (PPC “vs.” SEO – a choice that really needn’t be made).  Now along comes Tom Pick with one of his typically thoughtful pieces on the WebMarketCentral blog, giving us “7 reasons why companies need both”.
As usual, you’ll want to click on over to be […]

Continue Reading Add comment July 1st, 2009

Forrester: Downturn emphasizing tried & true online marketing

It’s perhaps no big surprise, but new Forrester research shows that online marketers are increasing their reliance on vehicles they know work:  in particular, over 90% are clinging to email and search.  Meanwhile, spending on emerging channels such as online video advertising and mobile is all but stagnant.  The research surveyed 204 interactive marketing professionals, […]

Continue Reading Add comment June 29th, 2009

Beyond lead generation: Study shows Web advertising builds brands

Call it “the silent click”, if you will.  Most B2B marketers think of Web advertising only in terms of lead generation, and so may be short-changing vehicles that don’t fit well into that ROI model.  Now, along comes a study done by comScore last winter – in the teeth of the current economic doldrums – […]

Continue Reading Add comment June 26th, 2009

Social Media: Out of the dorm room and squarely into B2B marketing

Whenever we bring up social media with a new client, we’re braced to receive “that look” …the one that says, “Oh no, you’re talking about that Facebook, Twitter & YouTube stuff that my college kid is so addicted to.”
Well, kinda/sorta;  but also about LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, forums, private social networks, rich media (chiefly video), wikis, blogging, […]

Continue Reading Add comment June 24th, 2009

Keeping your email subscribers on board

According to MarketingSherpa/ADTECH research, 44% of marketers believe that email marketing to their house lists has “great ROI”.  So you want to do as much as possible to keep your list names from being in the 69% that either “occasionally” or “frequently” unsubscribe from opt-in lists, according to Epsilon and ROI Research data.  The biggest […]

Continue Reading Add comment June 24th, 2009

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