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Author Archives: Michelle Ellicott-Taylor
| 29 Mar. 2010 |
Improve your email program with customer feedback |
So many companies spend a huge amount of time researching the best ways to communicate with their customer, without actually asking the customer themselves! Are you guilty of this too? Email provides you with the ideal opportunity to communicate with your customer and to garner feedback from them about your company’s products, services and essentially the email programme itself. According [...]
| 29 Oct. 2009 |
Don’t forget – the best form of advertising is Word of Mouth |
How often have you read an article and thought ‘I’m going to forward this on to xxxx’/I know someone who would be interested in this…’? Using the forward to a friend (FTAF) functionality within your email program is an ideal opportunity for growing your database. Due to this years’ economic climate, data acquisition has been much less of a focus [...]
Category: Email Marketing Technology
Tags: data acquisition, forward to a friend, FTAF, FTAF link




