Posted on July 30th, 2009 by Julia
Your sender reputation with ISPs is the key factor which determines what will happen to your email after you click “Send”. Your reputation is built on your email sending activity, and it’s much easier to spoil it rather than restore your good name.
Read more on Sender Reputation: Easy to Ruin and Hard to Restore…
Tags: bad reputation, bulk email, email, email addresses, email campaign, email list, email lists, Email Marketing, email marketing software, invalid addresses, recipient, report spam, spam complaints, spam trap emails, subject line, subscriber, subscribers, unsubscribe link
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Posted on April 13th, 2009 by admin
In this tutorial we'll tell how you can use G-Lock EasyMail to send consecutive but different emails to your subscribers within a period of time. Using this procedure you can easily setup an email training course and send each email from the course to each new subscriber to your list.
Read more on How to Send a Sequence of Emails (Follow Ups) to Subscribers…
Tags: address book, email campaign, email training, microsoft windows script, scheduler, scripting language, scripting languages
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Posted on March 13th, 2009 by Julia
As an email marketer you understand how important the balance of the email frequency, relevancy, and audience expectations is. Every open and click does matter. Now you can stop guessing what will work and what won’t work in your email marketing campaigns and start split testing your email to improve your campaign response and sales with measurable scientific methodology. Testing is the engine of email marketing and G-Lock EasyMail makes this challenging task a breeze to run for everyone.
Read more on Optimize Your Email Marketing Newsletter through A/B Split Testing…
Tags: bulk email, bulk email sender, campaign performance, email campaign, Email Marketing, email marketing campaign, email marketing software, email newsletter, email sender software, email tracking, email tracking system
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Posted on March 5th, 2009 by Julia
Email marketers understand that the unsubscribe process is as much important as the opt-in process. The unsubscribe link included into each email is a must have for reputable email senders.
However, some people still prefer clicking on “Spam” button if they don’t want to receive emails from you anymore. Maybe they don’t trust the sender’s unsubscribe process and see a spam complaint as a more trustworthy way to opt-out, or maybe they are just too lazy to search for the unsubscribe link in your email, or maybe for any other reason but you are likely to receive a number of spam complaints after each email campaign. And that’s normal. You should be worried only if the number of spam complaints exceeds the allowable threshold set by the ISP. That’s why a great idea is to sign up for ISP feedback loops if you are not signed up yet and monitor your spam complaints at a regular basis.
Read more on How to Optimize Unsubscribe Process for Your Hotmail Contacts…
Tags: email campaign, email marketing software, feedback loops, spam complaints, unsubscribe link, unsubscribe option
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Posted on December 8th, 2008 by Julia
Since the v6.60 G-Lock EasyMail is fully compatible with the 3 version of our email tracking service G-Lock Analytics. G-Lock Analytics is a cost-effective web service to track email campaigns in real time. You can easily track your email campaigns all over the world and clearly understand who from your customers are most interested in your emails, or what part of them they like more.
Read more on How to Track Your Email Marketing Campaigns…
Tags: analytics, bulk email software, email blasts, email campaign, email campaigns, Email Marketing, marketing newsletter, mass email, metrics, web service
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Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Julia
Email newsletter has become a main means of communication between an online marketer and subscribers. After you setup a blog or website where you will regularly post new articles and stories, the next thing to think about is the creation of a good email newsletter. Why send email newsletters? For a couple of reasons:
Read more on How to Create Successful Email Newsletter…
Tags: campaign performance, credibility, email campaign, Email Marketing, email messages, email newsletters, marketer, newsletter delivery, reputation, response rates, spam complaints, subscribers
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Posted on November 4th, 2008 by Julia
ISPs are blocking You MORE and you don’t know why? Do you think sender authentication really matters? Proven strategies to double email delivery
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by admin
Email marketers have always experienced troubles while communicating with America Online (AOL) users. Since AOL’s subscribers make 20-25% of email lists for most business-to-consumer marketers, optimizing email messages for AOL subscribers’ preferences is important for improving your email campaign performance.
Read more on Delivering Emails to AOL Users: Known Issues and Solutions…
Tags: aol subscribers, aol users, business to consumer, campaign performance, consumer marketers, email campaign, email delivery, email list, email lists, email messages, mail marketers
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by admin
Check your website traffic logs after each email campaign. Does traffic pick up? Do orders increase? Check and see if you get a rise in traffic immediately, or if it’s more like a "gradual wave." How long does the new traffic last (and how long should you keep the graphics and pages that your email points to hosted live)?
Read more on Traffic to Your Website…
Tags: email campaign, website traffic
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by admin
Do you get lots of new subscribers after each email campaign? Nice! That could mean your content is actually useful and your wonderful recipients are forwarding your emails on to friends. Don’t see any list growth at all? Make the content more interesting!
Try experimenting with:
Read more on Signups since Last Campaign…
Tags: email campaign, subscribers
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by admin
Accurate and detailed statistics on email campaign performance is one of the advantages of email marketing. However, there are several misconceptions concerning email tracking that pervade the industry. It’s important that email marketers understand their email statistics properly before making key decisions or evaluating their email campaign’s performance.
To help you navigate in the dark waters of email metrics, in this chapter we’ll explore a few of the most common misbelieves in email tracking such as:
Read more on 3 Common Email Tracking Misbelieves…
Tags: campaign performance, email campaign, Email Marketing, email tracking, mail marketers, metrics, statistics
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by admin
In postal mail, the response rate is the percent of people who responded by calling, registering on a website, visiting a store, etc.
In email marketing, the metric "conversion rate" is generally used as the "response" rate. The conversion rate is defined as actions taken as a percentage of unique click-throughs. For a commercial message, an email campaign with the conversion rate 0.25% – 0.50% is rather good. So, actually the email "response" rates often may not be higher than postal mail. But because creating and distributing email messages cost significantly cheaper, email marketing generally brings a much higher return on investment. However, it’s the combination of both postal and email marketing that produces the best results.
You may also hear other lies or misconceptions in email marketing that we didn’t discussed here. As an email marketer, avoid measuring your email campaign performance against the "industry average" and try to make critical campaign decisions based on facts, not assumptions.
Read more on Email is More Responsive than Postal Mail…
Tags: campaign performance, click throughs, commercial message, conversion rate, email campaign, email messages, response rate, return on investment
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Posted on October 2nd, 2008 by admin
There is no definite rule that would qualify someone as inactive, but here are the steps you can follow to reveal passive subscribers in your list:
- Choose a period of time, the latest six months for example, that is enough for the subscribers to show interest in your email messages. When choosing the time frame, take into account the frequency of your emails. A minimum of 10 sent emails is probably OK.
Read more on How to Identify Who is Inactive…
Tags: campaign report, email campaign, email marketing system, email messages, inactive members, subscribers
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Posted on August 4th, 2008 by Julia
As an e-mail marketer you’re surely wondering what happens with your email after it is sent. Did your subscribers open it? How many people opened your message and clicked on your links? Not only do such metrics help us identify active and inactive subscribers on our lists, they also help us understand whether our email is relevant to the expectations and interests of our recipients. That’s why we collect email tracking metrics – to analyze them and search for ways to improve them.
Read more on How to Get Better Email Open Rate…
Tags: email campaign, mail marketer, metrics, spam filters, subject line, subject lines
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Posted on December 16th, 2007 by admin
With the new Bounced Manager module in G-Lock EasyMail you can handle bounced emails after your email campaign is complete. The Bounced Manager provides you with the most accurate bounce detection solution. It downloads your bounces, classifies them, and helps you remove bad email addresses from your email lists.
Read more on How to Process Bounced Emails with G-Lock EasyMail…
Tags: account settings, bounces, email account, email address, email addresses, email campaign, mail address field, mail domain, mail server, spam filters
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Posted on December 15th, 2007 by admin
Our G-Lock EasyMail is easy to use yet powerful email newsletter software that helps you create, send and track your personalized email campaigns.
Everything you need is right here:
Read more on Key Features…
Tags: bulk email, business edition, easymail, email campaign, email list, email management software, email newsletter, mass email, newsletter software, smtp protocols, targeted email lists
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Posted on December 15th, 2007 by admin
version 6.60, March 15, 2010
Fully compatible with G-Lock Analytics v3.
Simplified the work of G-Lock EasyMail with G-Lock Analytics. You don't need to add each link to G-Lock Analytics manually. G-Lock EasyMail replaces regular links with tracking links during the sending process automatically.
Added: ability to collect unsubscribers through G-Lock Analytics (free option). You can insert an unsubscribe link generated by G-Lock Analytics into the email and collect unsubscribers in your account. Points are not deducted from your account when the recipients click on the unsubscribe link.
Added: ability to add the recipients who unsubscribed to the exclusion list in the address book or save unsubscribed recipients to a file for further removal from your list.
Read more on What’s New…
Tags: business edition, campaign performance, click throughs, default template, delivery modes, easymail, email campaign, mail campaign, ms outlook, personal attachment, text emails, workplaces
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