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With mobile commerce sales forecasted to reach $100 billion this year according to Forrester, Campaigner®, the email marketing brand of j2 Global, Inc. (NASDAQGS: JCOM), today urged marketers to establish mobile email marketing strategies early to ensure optimal revenue during the upcoming holiday shopping season. According to Campaigner's annual Mobile Trends Survey of nationwide consumers, promotional emails incite purchases made on mobile devices. The data reveals a 22 percent increase in mobile device purchases as a result of email marketing in 2013 from 2012.
Despite this rise in mobile purchasing, the survey exposed that consumer irritation with respect to email marketing messages on mobile devices results most from irrelevant content in promotional emails. In light of this, Campaigner is advising retailers to plan ahead and utilize email marketing tools like responsive design, segmentation, and A/B split testing to capitalize on this growing opportunity and effectively target key audiences.
"Retailers have a significant opportunity to embrace the growing market for mobile shoppers this holiday season," said EJ McGowan, general manager, Campaigner. "The results from our 2014 Mobile Trends Survey indicated that while consumers are more interactive with mobile content and purchasing, marketers are still providing a lackluster mobile experience. In particular, the survey revealed that some consumers feel content is not personalized, underscoring the importance of relevant content to increase sales and effectively engage with consumers."
Additional key findings from the survey show that 51 percent of respondents purchased items from a mobile device, but only 28 percent did so as the result of a promotional email. This signifies that marketers have the ability to nearly double this number, potentially driving a substantial increase in mobile sales. The survey also identified key drivers in motivating consumers to open promotional emails on their mobile device:
- 45 percent of respondents are inspired to open mobile marketing emails due to both compelling text and graphics; only two percent are motivated solely by graphics, once again proving that content is still king
- 42 percent stick to what they know and will read promotional emails on their mobile devices primarily based on familiarity of sender name
- 21 percent say awareness of an ongoing deal/price promotion is the primary driver to read promotional emails on their mobile device
- 20 percent cite subject line as the main reason they decide to read marketing emails on their mobile device
While an influx of shoppers are embracing mobile interactions, marketers can still improve and increase their mobile sales with a best practices approach to mobile email marketing. Aside from issues related to content and personalization, the survey found that poor mobile design was also a major source of frustration (60 percent). The data highlight that poor user experiences don't result in positive business outcomes. Marketers should take note of this feedback to implement necessary changes that will drive click throughs, opens, and ultimately, revenue generated from mobile interactions.
In order to fine-tune mobile email marketing strategies to better engage with customers, Campaigner has developed tips to kick-start pre-holiday planning this summer:
Schedule Summer Strategy Sessions
The summer months are the perfect time to create and test various messages, subject lines, mobile designs, and more. The 2014 Campaigner Mobile Trends Survey found that 56 percent of participants read promotional emails while relaxing or watching TV, and 28 percent do so at work. Given how different these two environments are, marketers should take the time to develop multiple messages to appeal to all segments of a given audience, especially before the busy holiday season.
Launch Responsive Design 2.0
Marketers should take the summer to review their responsive design strategy and analytics around the success of mobile open rates. If opens are low on mobile, it's time to review your history. If you've previously sent non-responsive emails, your customers are likely waiting to open them on their home or desktop computer. Encourage mobile interaction by using engaging subject lines to compel your audience to engage on the go. Reset expectations and show that your content is mobile-friendly. This will increase mobile activity and is incredibly important to establish prior to the holiday season.
Streamline Content
When developing content it's always key to consider your audience. In this case, mobile users will be expecting streamlined, easily accessed content within promotional emails. No one wants to read pages of text on a small screen – nearly 22 percent of survey respondents said that too much text or hard to read text irritates them most about marketing emails on mobile devices – so shorten and simplify your message. Use a responsive design template that allows for easy placement of key messages, calls to action, and links to social channels. Leverage collected data and analytics to help improve personalization to target various segments of your audience, which will improve mobile open rates and interactions.
Conduct A/B Split Testing
Once you've crafted new content, subject lines, and various other experiments, test them. Create an A/B split test on multiple subject lines and then watch in real time as variations go head-to-head to quickly see which email campaign performs the best. Use A/B testing to validate new design, calls-to-action, limited time offers, etc., in order to provide more meaningful metrics, optimize reader communication, and improve conversion rates.
Focus on Key Customers
Identify customers who are not responding to your communications and dial it back. This tactic is especially important since Internet Service Providers determine whether or not your emails are delivered. Keep the 80/20 rule in mind: Don't waste your time and/or alienate the 80 percent who do not drive revenue for your company, but rather focus on the 20 percent who do and encourage a continued relationship by providing rewards, loyalty programs, and great deals.
For more information, Internet retailers can call 866-358-6388 or visit the Campaigner Email Marketing for Internet Retailers webpage. Or download Campaigner's free Email Automation white paper.
An infographic of the survey results can be found at http://www.campaigner.com/solutions/infographics/pdf/June-Survey-Infographic-2014.pdf
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About the Mobile Trends Surveys
The online third party surveys (http://www.campaigner.com/survey/results/201306.pdf and http://www.campaigner.com/survey/results/201406.pdf) were commissioned by Campaigner between December 2012 and December 2013. Each question sampled at least 1,500 unique, randomly sampled Internet users across the publisher group, who identified themselves as consumers. The average margin of error is +/- 2.7%.
About Campaigner®
Campaigner is a robust email marketing solution built by marketers to help small, medium, and large businesses strengthen customer relationships and drive sales. Features include professional email campaign creation, industry-leading A/B split testing, advanced list management and segmentation tools, targeted email autoresponders and workflows, powerful API and CRM integration, and detailed campaign reporting. Campaigner is a brand and registered trademark of j2 Global® or its affiliates. Learn more at www.campaigner.com.
About j2 Global®
j2 Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: JCOM) and its affiliates provide Internet services through their two divisions: Business Cloud Services and Digital Media. The Business Cloud Services Division offers Internet fax, virtual phone, hosted email, email marketing, online backup, unified communications, and CRM solutions. It markets its services principally under the brand names eFax®, eVoice®, FuseMail®, Campaigner®, KeepItSafe®, and Onebox®, and operates a messaging network spanning 49 countries on six continents. The Digital Media Division, consists of Ziff Davis, Inc., which offers technology, gaming, and lifestyle content through its digital properties, which include PCMag.com, IGN.com, AskMen.com, Toolbox.com, and others. Ziff Davis also operates NetShelter Powered by BuyerBase®, an advanced digital and ad targeting platform, and Ziff Davis B2B, a leading provider of research to enterprise buyers and leads to IT vendors. As of December 31, 2013, j2 Global had achieved 18 consecutive fiscal years of revenue growth. For more information about j2 Global, please visit http://www.j2global.com.
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While any architect will tell you that a well coordinated BIM project will save the owner time, materials and staffing costs, don't expect to see local design firms charging more.
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When the pre-order floodgates opened today for the iPad, in rushed waves of pundits ready to tell you which iPad you should purchase. We're not going to offer advice of that sort for one major reason—we're not quite sure yet that we should be advising any reader to go out and buy an iPad right away. This is, after all, the first-generation version of a major new product line for Apple, fraught with all the sort of question marks that always accompany brand new Apple product launches, and there should be no doubt in any person's mind that Apple's engineers are already working on the Son of iPad, quite possibly even the Grandson of iPad, for release in the not-so-distant future. It remains to be seen whether this iPad, its initial iPhone OS software, and the slate of early iPad-optimized apps will be a compelling enough total package to hook more than just the early adopter crowd, or like the first-generation iPod touch, a lame duck in need of some big tweaks. As optimistic as we are about the future of this product line as a whole, the questions about the April 2010 iPads will take at least a little while to resolve.
BUT, assuming for the sake of discussion that you already know that you've just gotta get an iPad right away, here's our advice.
(1) Buy AppleCare for $99. First-generation Apple products tend to really need it.
(2) If you're buying for yourself—an adult—don't get the base 16GB model. Particularly given the expanded graphics requirements of the larger-screened iPad, the storage space will quickly seem very confining. Spring for the 32GB version, at the very least; it will have superior resale value. If you're buying for a child, or for a less than technically savvy parent or friend, the low-end 16GB model will be fine.
(3) We're not going to tell you to buy the 3G version if you don't think you'll ever use it, but if we were only buying one iPad, we'd insist on it having 3G, at least for now. The value of this device as a traveler's tool is going to be huge, and the ability to just snag $15 per month 3G service as needed is nice, except for the fact that AT&T is completely screwing every current iPhone user by not offering iPad tethering. There should be a modest monthly charge to share an iPhone's 3G connection with an iPad, and Apple should be facilitating this with the iPhone OS software. Period.
Accessories? Apart from film, we'd wait for a bit before buying any of them. We're not convinced yet as to the value of any specific keyboard solution, docking station, or case, and it's going to take a little bit of time to sort out the way people are actually going to carry and use iPads, particularly for input purposes. There are still quite a few questions to be answered regarding iPad charging and mounting in cars, homes, and planes, too.
As with the iPad itself, it's going to take a little while for the dust to clear with these add-ons. Some developers have new products literally ready to ship now. Others are still struggling to finalize their designs, and expect to ship them in May. It's going to be a very interesting several months, that's for sure, and we're looking forward to riding through them with you.
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Speaking of accessories, Jeremy, maybe you can clear up a bit of confusion for me: does the front cover of the iPad case fold back flush with the device, or does it *only* fold into the wedge configuration?
Posted by celtic_elk on March 12, 2010 at 5:17 PM (CST)
It folds forward like a book and backwards like a wedge. The material looks sort of cheap.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on March 12, 2010 at 5:27 PM (CST)
Wow. Not to be contrarian, but my advice would be the exact opposite in every respect. Not to say that I'm right, but this is my rationale:
1) Forget AppleCare. $99 on a $499 device that has zero moving parts? This is NOT a Mac, with potential DVD, keyboard, or power supply issues. It's a commodity and 20% would be better socked away for the next generation iPad.
2) DO get the entry level 16GB model. You will get all of the functionality (and status) of a device that costs hundreds more, but you can pocket the hundreds and upgrade later. Apple usually keeps price points stable, but brings functionality (and memory) down to those lower price points.
3) Skip 3G. The extra $130 only buys you the OPTION of spending more money. Most of us have an iPhone, so if you need to access email, the web, etc., when you are not near WiFi (which is less and less likely each day) you could always make do with the iPhone and enjoy the big screen when you reach a hot spot.
So, instead of the recommended 32GB + 3G + AppleCare for about $1000 (plus optional 3G fees), spend HALF as much and get the same functionality (while in WiFi range and not out of memory).
Next year, get the newer model iPad for $499, sell the old one or hand it down.
If it breaks AFTER the warranty, the $500 you saved can buy a new iPad, likely with more memory and functionality (camera?) Besides, I use an American Express Gold Card which adds a year on to the warranty. Amex has paid for two replacement laptops so far.
Or spend $1000 now and get two!
Posted by Todd Bernhard on March 12, 2010 at 9:39 PM (CST)
#3: The first-generation iPhone had an insane number of problems, particularly ones manufactured early in the production run. We went through as many as 4 replacements per phone we purchased. In the absence of AppleCare (or your American Express card), you're screwed on day 366.
Re: the 16GB model, it depends on the user. There's no single model that's right in capacity for everyone, but people who are planning on having a lot of video (HD video particularly) or apps are going to find 16GB extremely problematic. Also, I'd be sad for someone who is considering buying the iPad for "status;" not to say that this won't happen, but it's not exactly an iPhone in cachet, given the events that transpired after Apple's announcement event. You're also assuming that the person wants to sell and swap later, which some people do, and others (perhaps the iPad's target market) want no part of.
Re 3G: you're really going to have to use it before saying this. There's some initial logic in what you're suggesting, but (a) not everyone has iPhones, and (b) I know what screen I'm going to personally rely upon for maps, web browsing, etc when I'm traveling, and it's not going to be the 3.5" iPhone display.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on March 12, 2010 at 11:16 PM (CST)
this is a glorified iphone i wont get one even if they give one as a gift.i rather stick to my ipod.
Posted by quilla333 on March 13, 2010 at 12:14 AM (CST)
Quick questions related to my pre-order.
1-Does the charging dock accomodate the iPad with the Apple cover on?
2-Is the 10w power cable on sale in the Apple store is also already included in the iPad package?
3-Does the Apple-offered case make it easier to hold/grip the iPad?
Posted by Joe on March 13, 2010 at 7:59 AM (CST)
Mostly I'm going to have to agree with Jeremy. Todd, you seem to be already thinking ahead to upgrading in a year, so for you the AppleCare is probably something you can wait on. If something goes wrong in the first year, you can buy the AppleCare then. If it doesn't, you can unload the iPad on someone else at that point. For me, I usually keep my devices at least 3 years before upgrading. I will probably want that extra year of security the AppleCare gives me.
And I understand the point about already have a paid 3G service in the form of the iPhone. If I had an iPhone, I very likely would not get the 3G iPad, either. I'd want it, but I would have a hard time justifying the extra money. For my part, I've resisted buying the iPhone precisely because the data plan was too expensive for the amount of time I'd use it. A cheaper, pay-as-you go plan is just right for me, so, while I think the price hike between Wifi and 3G versions is too high, I expect I will spend the money for the benefit of cheaper, only-when-you-want-it, data.
And 16GBs is going to be a pain for a lot of people. I think there are plenty of casual users who might get along fine with this, especially people who haven't had an iPod or iPhone and don't have expectations of being able to carry around a lot of media, and people who don't want to watch a lot of video on it. But I suspect most of us are going to hit that 16GB limit easily and within a refresh or two the low end unit will be 32GB. At that point anyone trying to unload their 16GB iPad will not only be trying to unload a device with fewer features, but also with lower capacity than any of the new devices, making resale value relatively low. So even if you're planning to dump your iPad when the next one comes along, I suspect that the higher capacity you get, the better it will retain its value. Unless you're just planning to pitch last year's iPad when the new model comes out, you're probably still better off with more memory.
Posted by Rob E. on March 13, 2010 at 11:06 AM (CST)
Jeremy writes:
"There should be a modest monthly charge to share an iPhone's 3G connection with an iPad, and Apple should be facilitating this with the iPhone OS software. Period."
I agree completely, and his is the #1 reason I will not be buying the first iteration of the otherwise excellent device. In fact, I will probably pass on it for an SSD-fitted MacAir—despite its shortcomings, far better equipped overall, very light, real keyboard, and I am sure its price will come down, especially used models.
Posted by kit Laughlin on March 13, 2010 at 5:19 PM (CST)
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In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide and the 70th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust. Focusing on the role of the camp and transit systems during the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust, respectively, scholars Khatchig Mouradian and Peter Hayes seek to grapple with the scope of each genocide and the functions which contributed to their deadly efficiency.
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Delivering the gift of happiness at Christmas time is the "best job in the world", reckons Major Jill Knight, of the Salvation Army.
Every year around this time Mrs Knight becomes a "Christmas fairy", gathering donated presents and delivering them to deserving families.
Picking up the haul from under the Nelson Mail Christmas tree this week, Mrs Knight said the quality of gifts showed that Nelson and Tasman people truly cared about others in their regions.
"The community is listening to what we are asking for, sports gear and things like that. Things that families can do together, active stuff.
"We are getting scooters in the box, we got paddling pools. A good ball alone is $30.
"I really appreciate the heart of the people who are buying these things. They are really thinking about the kids. Some have put little notes with them and we really appreciate that sentiment, it's really really awesome."
Mrs Knight said there were many people out there who relied on donated gifts to fill blank spaces beneath their Christmas trees, as there was not enough cash in the household after everyday expenses.
"Part of our mantra this year has been, 'we will buy the present, you pay the power bill'," Mrs Knight said.
"But we are very strong in letting them know that we represent the community - that Salvation Army hasn't gone out and got these presents, but the community has brought them in because they care about these people."
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Although it was the "best job" to give people gifts and see the appreciation light up their faces, Christmas didn't need to be about present-giving at all, Mrs Knight said. "It's about getting together with family, it's the feeling, and the good things."
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As the first round starts to wind down, we all must cherish nights like tonight. Aside from Saturday's whopping five-game set, this might be the most postseason action we'll enjoy in one evening. Florida Panthers-New Jersey Devils kicks off the action at 7 pm ET on NHL Network, Boston Bruins-Washington Capitals will start at 7:30 pm ET on NBC Sports Network, a potentially nasty Game 4 between the Phoenix Coyotes and Chicago Blackhawks takes place at 8 pm ET on CNBC and then St. Louis Blues-San Jose Sharks represents the night cap at 10:30 pm ET on NBC Sports Network.
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10 GAMES is a lot???
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Try, out for the post-season + 25 games + he has to make his case that he has learned that launching himself into a player's head IS NOT A HOCKEY PLAY!
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