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Words drive the brain. Writing for the Internet, optimizing web pages, crafting persuasive sales presentations — they all require the skills of experienced wordsmiths. Mastering this craft is essential to effective business communications.
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June 25, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Email Marketing Tips

“The subject line is the most important part of e-communications,” stresses Grant Johnson, president and CEO of the Brookfield, Wis.–based marketing agency Johnson Direct. “It’s the equivalent of the outer envelope in your direct mail [Read More]

June 19, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Email Marketing Tips

Much has been written about companies’ increased spending on integrated Internet marketing, from search engine optimization and Webinars to podcasts, social networks, and video on demand. While these nontraditional strategic communication tactics represent smart, innovative [Read More]

May 13, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Email Marketing Tips

EmailLabs surveyed more than 400 Web marketers and found that less than 20 percent include any kind of goodbye message in their unsubscribe confirmations. Worse, only 10 percent make any outreach to entice subscribers to [Read More]

May 12, 2008
Edited by: Ken Beaulieu in: Email Marketing Tips

Email is fast becoming the marketing channel of choice for most businesses — and for good reason. The Direct Marketing Association projects that email marketing ROI will hit $45.65 for every dollar spent this year. [Read More]

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