Landing Pages Archive

  • 2012

    Minimizing email opt-outs in 2012

    Contributor: Christina Galbornetti, Creative Director, V12 Group Attrition rates for email marketing lists will continue to challenge marketers well into 2012. The never-ending battle to forge past advancing spam filters, engage recipients and maintain subscribers just add to the email wars. The DMA estimated that...

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    5 Awesome Landing Page Lessons from Real Life Examples

    Source: Corey Eridon, www.hubspot.com On a previous blog post about marketing tests, a commenter asked for some examples of great landing pages. We’ve received that request more than once and figured it’s about time to deliver! So I set out to find some of the...

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    Call to Action Advice

    “Click here” is a common spam trigger phrase in acquisition email so we advise clients to avoid the term altogether and use “press here” instead. This white paper dives deeper into the strategic reasoning behind developing better call to actions with some great advice. Source:...

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  • Goldfish escape

    Email Marketing Captures the Clicks, Landing Pages Sell the Products

    Contributor: Christina Galbornetti, Director, Creative Services, V12 Group Most email campaign reporting applications provide standard, but important stats on number of emails delivered, opens, clicks and opt-outs. Although helpful, this information alone is not sufficient to determine the real success of your campaign. To truly measure...

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    Don’t Let Your Site Let You Down

    Source: By Karen Talavera, President, Synchronicity Marketing True response, also known as conversion, in the email marketing channel, occurs 95%  on a Web page. If you’re like most email marketers you’ll be driving campaign responders to your Website via click-able links in an email message....

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  • 3D worker

    Landing Pages 101

    Source: Christina Galbornetti, Director Creative Services, V12 Group Your email is the ‘teaser’ promotion that entices the consumer to click through to a landing page where more detailed ‘sell’ information is presented. The page will usually display content that is a logical extension of the...

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