“People-based marketing” is a term that gets thrown around a lot in this industry. There are companies that tout themselves as being “people-based,” but in reality, they’re persona-based at best. They have users’ desktop cookies, and maybe their mobile IDs, but are unable to tie any of this back to actual people (the way you […]
Location data: it’s useful. C-suite execs use it to identify new markets and improve customer service. Retailers use it to understand who comes to their store. Car dealers use it to know if you’ve been near one of their lots lately. It’s an essential tool in any marketer’s arsenal, providing insight into user behavior, consumption […]
In its attempts to recruit younger workers, the government is facing some challenges. Since the 1980s, the median age of the federal workforce has climbed from 30 to 42. Around 7% of the federal workforce is under the age of 30. According to LinkedIn, “government” is one of the industries losing the most millennial job […]
Customer segmentation enables businesses to create messages that will resonate deeply with particular audiences. Five types of customer segmentation include: geographic, B2C demographic, B2B demographic, psychographic, and behavioral.
To influence consumer purchasing behavior with email marketing, companies should take four proactive measures: Increase Brand Awareness, Be Timely, Personalize Content, and Send Follow Up Messages. These strategies will enable email marketers to create relationships with their audiences that develop beyond the initial touchpoint – the inbox.
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