Marketing
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4 Ways Relevant Email Can Increase Site Traffic and Drive Engagement
11 hours ago by Carly Brantz
Everyone knows that email is fantastic for quickly pushing messages out to customers and members but it can also be a powerful way to increase website traffic. This is especially true in the era of social networks when an email alert is often the trigger that drives a member to interact with the social site. How can you use email to increase your site traffic and drive more engagement? How can you leverage all your SEO efforts to enhance your email program and get these two efforts working in harmony?
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Four Tips To Identify and Engage Inactive Subscribers
54 days ago by Tim Falls
Despite your greatest efforts to deliver the most awesomely relevant content to your subscribers, you will inevitably find that a portion of your list turns out to be less loyal than you might have imagined. This segment of your list represents your inactive subscribers.
Do you know what percentage of the people you’re emailing are truly engaged with your messages?
If your answer is something along the lines of “I dunno!?”, then you might be asking yourself the following questions: read more
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Marketing vs. Transactional Email: Which One Suffers Most?
127 days ago by Carly Brantz
We know that 20% of email never makes it to the inbox. Those are the facts according to numerous studies on email deliverability. As an app developer, even if you have built a winning product, it means nothing if you can’t communicate effectively with your customers to get them to use it.
There are two types of email messages traditionally pushed out to customers – marketing email and transactional email. Marketing messages (a.k.a. commercial email) are email messages that encourage recipients to take an action such as purchasing a product, registering for an event or downloading content. Emails like newsletters, coupons or other promotional mail fall into this category. While recipients have actively subscribed to this list, it does not necessarily mean that this subscriber has converted to an active and loyal customer. read more
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So, you have an email list…now what?
546 days ago by Tim Falls
We recently received a request for guidance from a friend of the company. In hindsight, it was clear that the specific situation related to this request and the resulting conversation would be valuable content for others, so we’ve decided to share the discussion here on our blog. The following is taken directly from the email thread between SendGrid and the marketer who desperately wanted to abide by CAN-SPAM laws while also maximizing their potential return on investment.
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How To Track Your Emails Using Google Analytics
647 days ago by Elmer Thomas
Google Analytics ( GA ) is a great free resource to stay on top of your website’s performance, but did you know that GA is also useful for monitoring your outbound emails? In this post we show you how to use GA to gain statistical insight into your outgoing emails. If you are a SendGrid user, you will also learn how to use our REST API along with our free GA filter to simplify the process.
read more
4 Ways Relevant Email Can Increase Site Traffic and Drive Engagement
11 hours ago by Carly Brantz
Everyone knows that email is fantastic for quickly pushing messages out to customers and members but it can also be a powerful way to increase website traffic. This is especially true in the era of social networks when an email alert is often the trigger that drives a member to interact with the social site. How can you use email to increase your site traffic and drive more engagement? How can you leverage all your SEO efforts to enhance your email program and get these two efforts working in harmony?
Four Tips To Identify and Engage Inactive Subscribers
54 days ago by Tim Falls
Despite your greatest efforts to deliver the most awesomely relevant content to your subscribers, you will inevitably find that a portion of your list turns out to be less loyal than you might have imagined. This segment of your list represents your inactive subscribers.
Do you know what percentage of the people you’re emailing are truly engaged with your messages?
If your answer is something along the lines of “I dunno!?”, then you might be asking yourself the following questions: read more
Marketing vs. Transactional Email: Which One Suffers Most?
127 days ago by Carly Brantz
We know that 20% of email never makes it to the inbox. Those are the facts according to numerous studies on email deliverability. As an app developer, even if you have built a winning product, it means nothing if you can’t communicate effectively with your customers to get them to use it.
There are two types of email messages traditionally pushed out to customers – marketing email and transactional email. Marketing messages (a.k.a. commercial email) are email messages that encourage recipients to take an action such as purchasing a product, registering for an event or downloading content. Emails like newsletters, coupons or other promotional mail fall into this category. While recipients have actively subscribed to this list, it does not necessarily mean that this subscriber has converted to an active and loyal customer. read more
So, you have an email list…now what?
546 days ago by Tim Falls
We recently received a request for guidance from a friend of the company. In hindsight, it was clear that the specific situation related to this request and the resulting conversation would be valuable content for others, so we’ve decided to share the discussion here on our blog. The following is taken directly from the email thread between SendGrid and the marketer who desperately wanted to abide by CAN-SPAM laws while also maximizing their potential return on investment.
How To Track Your Emails Using Google Analytics
647 days ago by Elmer Thomas
Google Analytics ( GA ) is a great free resource to stay on top of your website’s performance, but did you know that GA is also useful for monitoring your outbound emails? In this post we show you how to use GA to gain statistical insight into your outgoing emails. If you are a SendGrid user, you will also learn how to use our REST API along with our free GA filter to simplify the process.
read more
