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Email

Email marketing is far more than just spam. Most of us have purchased something from reputable companies that email us links to hot specials. But email marketing has changed a great deal through the years. The first wave was text-based. The second wave utilized emails that looked like web pages. We're now on to Stage Three, where opt-in emails increasingly use the power of video.

Apple's Putting Your Music, Documents, And Photos Into iCloud

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Apple revealed its long-awaited cloud sharing and sync service today, iCloud. Far more than a way to back up files to a distant server, iCloud is integrated across Apple desktops and mobile devices to ensure that all of your computers can synchronize contacts, calendars, email, apps, music, photos, and more.

Big Advertisers Embrace Email Marketing

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Urban Daddy, a site that delivers email about lifestyle opportunities for men, said large advertisers are increasingly embracing email marketing. Much of that interest has been sparked by Groupon and similar entities -- their very paper value alone grabs attention. Still, Urban Daddy CEO Lance Broumand said while backbone technology may be getting sturdier, the "front-end" presentation -- the content and the targeting -- can improve.

Nationwide Groupon Features The Body Shop

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The online coupon phenomenon, Groupon, is back in the news again with its newest deal that transcends your local coffee shop or hair salon. Those local businesses are small fries compared to the nationwide deal they made with the Body Shop.

What If Facebook Is Rolling Out an Email System?

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Facebook is making an announcement on Wednesday that is widely assumed to be about its mobile strategy: either it will roll out a mobile phone or announce a deep integration with a service provider such as Skype.

UrbanDaddy To Relaunch Perks Program, Sponsored By Heineken

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Men's lifestyle publisher UrbanDaddy on Monday is expected to relaunch its Perks programs with an exclusive sponsorship from Heineken. The email magazine directs discerning readers toward exclusive venues for eating, drinking, shopping, and the like.

Targeting, Video and Social Networking Keys For Small Business Promotion in 2010

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Exploring the trends and technologies impacting the email marketing activities of SMB marketers in 2010, most SMB marketers see the benefits of incorporating video into their email messages. Over 80% of respondents plan to use video emails in 2010, while in 2009 only 15.7% of responders used video in their email campaigns.

In Email v SocNet Debate, Harmony is One Answer

Tim's Pick: In Email v SocNet Debate, Harmony is One Answer

Summary: Is Email dead? That has been a favorite topic for debate among marketers that wonder if they are wasting precious resources on this approach when their customers are - seemingly - flocking to social networks.

Conversion Rates Increase with Video Emails; What About Its Costs?

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While video email marketing is still an emerging technology, a new survey by GetResponse suggests that marketers are intrigued by the technology's potential to increase conversion rates - and plan to adopt it in the near future.  

Phones Are Either Swiss Army Knives Or Cameras

Tim's Pick: Phones Are Either Swiss Army Knives Or Cameras

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The Pew Research Center study on wireless Internet use showed steady gains in the proportion of people accessing the mobile Web.

The top-line figures might give the impression that the majority of Americans are using their cell phones habitually like Swiss Army knives for messaging and media consumption.

But text-messaging is still by far the most common activity, with 43% thumbing away on cell phones or PDAs on a typical day, up from 31% in 2007.

 

Learn How to Ride the Wave

Learn How to Ride the Wave
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