How's "email marketing" different from SPAM?
- Thread starter tubedogg
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Well lets see.
I like computer parts
therefore, i would like to receive specails in my inbox (newegg / ncix)
I like security
therefore, i would like to recieve security updates and information in my inbox
Who in there right mind would "sign up" for an acai rebill should be the question.
and the answer is 90% of the human population
I like computer parts
therefore, i would like to receive specails in my inbox (newegg / ncix)
I like security
therefore, i would like to recieve security updates and information in my inbox
Who in there right mind would "sign up" for an acai rebill should be the question.
and the answer is 90% of the human population
Offers= products
If you want to buy a TV you might as well join a mailing list of the vendor so that you can get new offers mailed..
It's the same here
Listen to this song, it will put you in the right mindset bro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ubfS18IPGw
If you want to buy a TV you might as well join a mailing list of the vendor so that you can get new offers mailed..
It's the same here
Listen to this song, it will put you in the right mindset bro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ubfS18IPGw
Well done email marketing is permission based. Diving in deeper than just offers, they can tell stories be engaging / personal.
If you want to see a pro's email marketing campaigns go sign-up for [we do not promote e-sluts].
If you want to see a pro's email marketing campaigns go sign-up for [we do not promote e-sluts].
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I'll sign up for products I trust but not for "special" offers. I find special offers more on the SPAM way of things