
We Test Everything: 143 = I Love You Wins!
Sometimes, the most obscure references—okay, maybe not so obscure, depending on your ageand experience with digital communications—can trigger a response in email marketing.In this case,

Sometimes, the most obscure references—okay, maybe not so obscure, depending on your ageand experience with digital communications—can trigger a response in email marketing.In this case,

Months of audience management and offer optimization fuel soaring holiday sales for this beauty brand. Read this case study to see how we partnered with

Starbucks is experimenting with a new rewards program that may be familiar to anyone who has accumulated punch cards from their local coffee shop over

Sometimes, the most obscure references—okay, maybe not so obscure, depending on your ageand experience with digital communications—can trigger a response in email marketing.In this case,

Months of audience management and offer optimization fuel soaring holiday sales for this beauty brand. Read this case study to see how we partnered with

Starbucks is experimenting with a new rewards program that may be familiar to anyone who has accumulated punch cards from their local coffee shop over

What comes after testing send time, and why it works across email and SMS In the last article, we challenged the idea of a universal
The key to A/B split testing in email is patience. Wait as long as you can to analyze results and you’re more likely to get a true picture of what will happen when you roll out your eventual email campaign.
The Uncomfortable Truth about Segmentation
Everyone says you should segment your database and it’s been repeated so often it’s taken as read. It’s just common sense, right?
Landing pages have fallen out of favour lately. But are they really worth the extra effort?
Don’t just write off apparently dead email addresses – see them as an opportunity to reinvigorate your email list… Looking at your list is like being the boy in the film The Sixth Sense – you see dead emails everywhere. But the fact that someone doesn’t open an email, doesn’t mean they should be struck from your list. In fact, there are good reasons for sticking with apparently inactive subscribers. After all, how often do you actively interact with marketing communications of any kind from a car dealer, insurance company, estate agent, bank, consumer electronics retailer, hotel chain, etc. delivered via other channels?
A fresh look at the art of organic list growth…
Find out how the hidden functional links in your marketing emails could be driving a surprising amount of revenue.
Alchemy Worx CEO Dela Quist has been featured in the October Issue of Entrepreneur Magazine in an article on sending practice