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Tips to Avoid Brand Resentment with your Email Strategy
We recently published an infographic on survey burnout where customers are becoming resistent to constantly getting bombarded with surveys. On the heels of this is a great analysis provided by Emailvision on how bombarding customers can actually result in brand resentment. The YouGov and Emailvision research asked consumers for their opinions on marketing correspondence, and sheds light on the missteps…
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Increase Your Email Productivity With Offline Mode
Most people who know me are aware of my love affair with Inbox Zero. First made popular by Merlin Mann, Inbox Zero is a method of managing your email and keeping your inbox empty. It’s a great email productivity system. I’ve taken the concepts, distilled them a bit further, and added a few new twists. I also teach educational sessions…
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Who Is Your B2B Buyer?
We see our clients struggle often with the tone of their content… they’re concerned that their content is too sophisticated or not sophisticated enough for their audience. We believe that a range of sophistication is most effective. Readers looking for high-authority content skim past the content that’s not of interest. They don’t judge the company nor the publication, they simply…
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Four Common Characteristics With Companies Who Transformed Their Digital Marketing
I recently had the pleasure to join the CRMradio podcast with Paul Peterson from Goldmine, discussing how companies, both small and large, are leveraging digital marketing. You can listen to it here: https://crmradio.podbean.com/mf/play/hebh9j/CRM-080910-Karr-REVISED.mp3 Be sure to subscribe and listen to CRM Radio, they’ve got some amazing guests and informative interviews! Paul was a great host and we walked through quite…
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Duda: The AI-Powered CMS That Finally Bridges Business Goals, Creative Output, And Performance
For decades, businesses have struggled with the gap between strategy and execution when it comes to digital publishing. Content management systems (CMS) were either too rigid, limiting creative output and flexibility, or too open-ended, leaving teams to wrestle with plugins, performance issues, and constant maintenance. On one side, business leaders wanted scalable systems that delivered reliability, speed, and growth. On…