It's not a new craze sweeping the nation – it's just a rock-solid, time-tested method to keep your customers hooked and coming back for more. With the help of this epic infographic, you are about to witness how effective email marketing statistics can truly change your business.
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Even today, sending email is very much in trend amongst marketing strategists. By building strong email list and maintaining its hygiene, one can say it still rules the marketing as one of the most optimum medium as compared to other marketing channels.
Sending out an e-mail as part of your lead generation campaign is not unlike trying to strike up a conversation with someone who you would ultimately like to date.
The past few years have seen a tremendous rise in the use of email as an attack vector for enterprises and larger entities. These attacks have also evolved in sophistication, from the first examples of malicious links or attachments being included in emails, to the use of phishing.
Email is like any other form of communication – there are acceptable norms and also types of behaviour deemed as inappropriate. For example, I often have business executives asking me for advice on how to help their colleagues or employees to understand and abide by email etiquette.
In this age of realtime advertising – such as the cookie brand Oreo's now legendary live tweet during the broadcast of the American SuperBowl earlier this year – as well as interactive, online video ads, a far more humble medium continues to remain popular as a marketing and lead generation tool: e-mail.
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