Is your website profitable?
How important is a good website for my business?
Get your website right and you make more profit, get it wrong and you lose potential business. So if you want your business to be successful you need a good website.
How important is a good website for my business?
Get your website right and you make more profit, get it wrong and you lose potential business. So if you want your business to be successful you need a good website.
Consumers still prefer to use email to refer others, according to SocialTwist’s recent study, The Connected Consumer report, which analysed online referral mechanisms.
When we hear the term “going viral”, we tend to think of social media and video. However, another powerful share is the discreet email forward button. We go as far as suggesting that this forward button is possibly more powerful than a like, favourite or retweet. Social media connections tend to be a broad network of casual relationships who are demographically and psychographically quite different from the referrer. Although social referrals typically reach more people, email referrals are more powerful because of their 1-to-1 or 1-to-few nature. Email referrals are more personal, more trusted and therefore more likely to result in conversions.
Smartphones have changed the way we communicate as humans on a daily basis and have become an integral part of consumers’ lives, with 90 percent of mobile users keeping their phones with them 100 percent of the time. (imedia connection 2015)
We are now realistically available to marketers through our personal devices at every moment of the day.
A trip to New York last month for myself and the Digital Fire Commercial Director Nikki Ingwersen to see existing clients, potential new clients and to discuss an exciting new project Digital Fire will be working on with a rather cool guy, the Oscar winning actor Morgan Freeman!
Its inspiring to travel, it gets you out of your comfort zone, forces you to look at life in a different way; to question what one takes for granted.
BuzzFeed is all about creating light-hearted and humorous stories that people want to share. Their content ranges in subject matter from cats to investigative reporting.
BuzzFeed makes a substantial investment in email marketing to distribute stories to their audience and grow the business. Their goal for nearly every email broadcast is to drive the audience back to the website where stories can be read and shared.
Most of us here in the office are avid BuzzFeed readers and have all subscribed to their newsletter. In this article we explore the inner workings of the brands email marketing and how they’re utilising this channel to improve their bottom line.