Posted on July 29, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
They very well may be. But what if they’re never delivered? Your customers never get a good, long look at your message.
A new study from Return Path just came out that shows a little more than 20% of business email doesn’t get delivered. And that’s across all email addresses — when you [...]
Filed under: Brands, Customers, Email, Marketing | Tagged: Customers, Email, email addresses, email fatigue, email volume, Return Path | Leave a Comment »
Posted on July 17, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
Personal branding is certainly important to career growth for any growing or established executive. It’s arguably more important than your resume, as when your personal brand is strong, it makes the job of your resume that much easier.
That’s why it’s critical for you to take a good, long look at a few short videos, courtesy [...]
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Posted on July 7, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
Hopefully you’ve been able to make some progress on the first three to-do’s posted not too long ago. Or, at the very least, you plan to start on them now, then come back to these four after. Anyway, here you go — four more things you need to do for the latter part [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Email, Google, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter | Tagged: conversation, Customers, dialogue, direct mail, Email, Google, Google Wave, Marketing, Mashable, Social Media, Twitter, Wall Street Journal | 3 Comments »
Posted on July 3, 2009 by Glenn Laudenslager
It’s a crazy time to be a marketer.
So much to do, so much to learn, so much to stay on top of. It’s the most dynamic time in the last 15 years. Technology evolves at a breakneck pace even in the down economy. Social media rewrites the way marketers can engage customers [...]
Filed under: Blogs, Brands, Customers, Email, Marketing, Media, Online Marketing, Personal Branding, ROI/Measurement, Research, Social Media, Targeting, Twitter | Tagged: Blogs, Chris Anderson, Chris Brogran, customer needs, Customers, email marketing, email volume, Mark Cuban, Personal Branding, Seth Godin, Social Media, technology, Twitter, Wired | 5 Comments »
