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  • Restaurant Email Marketing

Restaurant Email Marketing

2021-10-26T13:36:19-06:00By |

The Dangers of Stale Restaurant Email Marketing—and How to Make It Fresh Again Would you eat stale bread? Old fish? Over-cooked vegetables? Not by choice, right? Nor would your restaurant serve up such sub-standard food to their customers. But you might be serving up stale, sub-standard emails—through no fault of your own. To make [...]

  • The All-in-One Marketing Cloud vs. Integrated Best-in-Breed Solution

The All-in-One Marketing Cloud vs. Integrated Best-in-Breed Solution

2021-10-26T13:30:28-06:00By |

Are you considering a marketing cloud solution? One that combines all kinds of disparate technologies and features into one package? Many companies are going that route. And it might be that it’s a good solution for you…and it might be that it’s not. A bundled solution has its downsides, as you’ll see below. And [...]

  • Email Open Rate Meaning - Why You Shouldn’t Worry

Email Open Rate Meaning – Why You Shouldn’t Worry

2021-10-26T13:27:08-06:00By |Tags: |

Email open rates (the number of emails opened). We love them. We hate them. We obsess over them. They are typically one of the first email marketing benchmarks we check in our email reporting (after the total number of emails delivered.) We anxiously compare them to industry standards. And we’re constantly trying to get [...]

  • Your Competitors’ Emails Are Better Than Yours

Your Competitors’ Emails Are Better Than Yours

2021-10-26T13:23:23-06:00By |

OK, I went out on a limb with that post title, I confess. Maybe your competitors’ emails aren’t better than yours. But do you know? Do you know how they compare? Do you know how your emails stack up against the emails of “those other guys”? It’s surprising to me how many marketers don’t [...]

  • Think You’re not a Spammer? Think Again…

Think You’re not a Spammer? Think Again…

2021-10-26T13:05:54-06:00By |Tags: , |

Are you a spammer? In recent years, we’ve heard of companies that are supposedly “too big to fail.” That notion is negotiable, but certainly, we have companies that are not too big to fail as well as not too big to spam. If you think of spammers as never-do-wells sitting in dark, dingy basement apartments [...]