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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

When Google and Yahoo jointly announced new email deliverability rules in early 2024, most marketers saw no cause for alarm. If anything, those rules seemed

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

When Google and Yahoo jointly announced new email deliverability rules in early 2024, most marketers saw no cause for alarm. If anything, those rules seemed

Testing Is the Answer. But How You Test Is What Actually Matters Everyone in email marketing has heard it: “Send on Tuesday at 10 AM.”
No matter who your subscribers are, people expect brands and companies to be truthful, relevant and honest in their communications.
We convened a panel to get their insights on our latest consumer survey with a view toward understanding the key factors currently motivating spending behavior and brand interactions. Check out the highlights and register for a live webinar featuring the panel.
In the last several years, there has been a seismic shift in consumer attitudes towards spending money. Pre-Covid, consumer confidence was high, spending was plentiful, and the global economy flourished. Mid and PostCovid, we hear the words “hesitant,” “cautious,” and”mindful.”
Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs is used regularly to explain human behavior. In or out of a crisis this methodology can explain why consumers behave as they do. It is interesting to see that the Alchemy Worx Consumer Survey reinforces the messaging behind the approach by Maslow.
Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection and the ongoing debates around online privacy have raised questions about whether consumers are aware that marketers are tracking their email, web, and purchase behaviors.