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Email Marketing Campaigns
Email marketing is probably the most cost
effective of all direct marketing techniques. Email can be sent
directly to the customers desk or home from as little as 1p per
recipient.
Email strategy
We all receive
emails from potential suppliers every day. Some we read the
vast majority we delete and often block with spam filters.
Your email campaign
strategy requires a planned approach to ensure your customers
open read and react to your emails.
Overcoming email barriers
In-box congestion,
spam filters, image blocking and many other barriers all get in
the way of a successful email campaign. There are so many
reasons why an email campaign can produce poor results. At
worst it could damage your business, and your brand reputation.
Professional
Management
With good
management from professionals your campaigns can return higher
results making your marketing more successful. User experience,
content editing and spam filter testing are only a few elements
of the process that are measured and monitored.
We take care of
legislative requirements including opt-out and database updating
of missing or invalid addresses.
Analysis and
Feedback
Clear feedback from
analysis of the data generated from recipients' 'click-through
data' is also provided. Using this data helps to identify
user’s interests and will make the whole process a benefit to
your promotional campaign’s success.
How much does email
marketing cost?
Set up and
development costs apply to each campaign. £500+vat
The size of your
database list and the number of recipients will determine the cost per email (the bigger the
list, the less each email costs). Transmission costs can
be as little as 1 penny per email, making email marketing affordable
for all sizes of business.
Feedback and analysis
Email statistics report £100+vat
(per report) includes:
Number
of emails opened, list of specific links clicked on, unsubscribe
listing, domain unknown report, inbox bounce report, spam box
rejections, etc. (we recommend that this report is obtained and
examined at least once, 24 -48 hours after transmission, and 7
days later).
Analysis and feedback on campaign
outcomes £250+vat
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