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How to Minimize the Impact of Email Auto-Filters on Your Email-Marketing ROI

Thanks to an ever-increasing volume of email, more and more people today are motivated to do a better job of managing their email inboxes. As a result, a host of tools and applications are emerging to help reduce inbox clutter by auto-filtering emails into email folders or “stacks.” What does this mean for email marketers? And how can you minimize the impact of auto-filtering on your email performance rates and overall return on investment (ROI)? That’s what we talk about in this month’s NewsLever feature.

7 Key Ways to Improve Your Holiday Email Campaigns

In last September’s NewsLever feature, we shared 10 holiday email-marketing tips. This year, we update that list with seven key ways to help you improve and optimize your email campaigns during the holidays and all year long.

7 Key Strategies for Avoiding the Gmail Spam Filter

Are your email messages consistently reaching your subscribers’ inboxes? Or do they often get caught by the junk filters of web-based email services, such as Google’s Gmail, and land in spam folders? If many of your subscribers are using Gmail – which is likely because there are over 425 million active users worldwide – we provide some key strategies to help you avoid Gmail spam filters. Plus, you’ll likely find these tactics are useful not only for Gmail, but also for other web-based email services.

Microsoft Launches the New Email Service Outlook.com – How Will It Impact Email Users and Marketers?

Microsoft launched its new web-based email service Outlook.com on July 31 and within just 6 hours had 1 million users, according to a company Tweet. As this new email service makes its debut, I’ll share a quick look at some of Outlook.com’s benefits for users, as well as predict how it will potentially impact email marketers in the near future.

Please Don’t Call It an Email Blast

If there’s one thing that makes me cringe, it’s when someone calls an email-marketing campaign a “blast.” Everything about that word goes against what we as email-marketing professionals do to make an email campaign work. I thought I’d pull a few definitions of “blast” from a dictionary to drive my point home. I made myself [...]

Your Email List Is 80% Dead!

Well, if you’re not proactively managing your email list, you might find that 80% or more of the names may not have opened or clicked on any email in 6 months or longer. We’ve seen this frequently with new clients. How does this happen?