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Sometimes it's called retention marketing. Other times loyalty or database marketing. But no matter what you call it, email's perfect for it. So get on it. Now.
Based on the number of responses I received to last week's article on HTML versus text, it's clear that this continues to be a hot topic. So here's another topic that I hope will spur a ton of feedback: retention marketing, otherwise known as loyalty marketing, customer relationship management, database marketing, and more.
No matter what you call it, get on it. Then work it. Embrace it. Make it yours. 'Cause for a good number of businesses, when it comes to this type of marketing, there ain't a better channel than email.
Another Reason to Love Email
Why is email so effective for retention efforts? Just to start with, it's a lot less expensive to email a list that you already have in-house. Also at play with a house list is the name-recognition factor. If one member of your list has responded to an offer that entices him or her to sign up for future promotions, chances are good that a fair number of members will respond down the road. Plus, with some of the technology and resources available nowadays, a house email campaign can be set up so that recipients receive only messages that have value and relevance to them.
So, if you're not already doing so, run -- don't walk -- and begin building that list now. At the very beginning, gather at least full names and email addresses, but probably not much more. When the time comes, as the relationship evolves, collect other valuable information to enhance future campaigns.
And collect wherever you can. Get people to opt in on your Web site, of course. If you have a storefront, collect names and email addresses physically. If you do direct mail, package in inserts that provide incentives for folks to opt in.
Remember not too long ago when the mandate was to post your URL everywhere? Now that mandate rings true for email-address collection because retention-based marketing is going to be on center stage for some time to come.
Yes, it takes an enormous attention to detail, but once you kick a house-list email program in place, you can pretty much count on jumpstarting your online marketing results posthaste. No doubt about it.
Get a Plan, Put It in Action
It all starts with a basic plan. Ask yourself what your ultimate goal is. Most likely it is to build new sales of some sort, to woo existing customers, or, for higher-end offers, to develop relationships with qualified leads so that a telemarketing rep can "come in" warm rather than cold.
With that goal in mind, think about how you are going get there. Will a regularly scheduled newsletter help or hinder the cause? Will "spot" promotions do the trick? Do you first need to convert new leads into customers, and then market paid products to them?
Then start getting down to the nitty-gritty. As I suggested above, start with collecting as little information as possible because people tend to be less apt to fill in a lengthy form with a company they've never heard of. Your plan needs to recognize this and needs to determine methodologies for gathering additional data after the initial registration/sale. These can include follow-up surveys, rewards, incentive-based promotions, or messages that promote new services, such as birthday reminders.
Get the Timing and Look Right
Then think about timing. You may want to start with a plan that calls for a biweekly emailing; however, I'd recommend testing that. Some businesses do extremely well with weekly efforts, believe it or not, while others struggle with messages that go out only once a month.
To test timing, simply split your house list into equal parts, and over the course of several months, test a weekly with one group, a biweekly with another, and a monthly with yet another. Just be sure that your content (your offers and links from your weeklies) is aggregated and merged into the content for your less-frequent campaigns for each month. That way, you'll have as much of an apples-to-apples comparison as possible and will begin to see trends of how timing affects your results.
After you've figured out how to time your strategy, grow the list, and develop the quality therein, it's time to think about formatting specifics. There is the tried-and-true newsletter model, of course, as mentioned above, but depending on your business, you may want to develop something less boilerplate and more befitting a one-to-one communication. (Hey, that's what most of us are striving for here, right?)
If you're selling products or services online, think about special-offer promotions, such as sales, new product announcements, holiday updates, "members only" club announcements, coupon promotions, and more -- whatever has value for your list that will also spark their interest and perhaps will get you closer to your ultimate goal.
How to Get It Out the Door
Once you've pulled together your action plan for marketing to your house email list, it's time to think about how you're going to send out these little gems. If you need to keep everything in-house and you're just starting to build your list, or your list is small (20,000 names or fewer), you may want to start with an easy-to-use, lower-cost solution, such as Roving, MessageMedia's MailKing, Lyris, or EmailFactory.com.
For midrange list management and deployment, there's GuestTrack and L-Soft.
Higher-end solutions include MessageMedia's UnityMail, e2 Communications, Socketware's Accucast, FloNetwork, and Responsys.
Note that the above, for the most part, provide the technology but not necessarily a hands-off, completely full-service solution. For these types of providers, look to Post Communications/Netcentives, Digital Impact, e-Dialog, and Inbox Interactive's Optim-E.
And There's More...
Those are the basics. It can get a lot more complex than this, of course, especially when you start talking about dynamic messaging and database marketing tactics begin to come into play. And nothing can guarantee success with house-list messaging.
But with a solid plan -- along with a few well-established resources, if needed, to fit right into it -- success can be yours. And from now through the foreseeable future, the discipline that encompasses house email-list building and follow-up retention-based offers is sure to be the mainstay of online marketing.
That's the name of the game.
Kim MacPherson is President and Founder of Inbox Interactive, a full-service email marketing agency specializing in promotional copywriting, HTML design, planning, and deployment/tracking solutions. Kim is also the author of "Permission-Based E-mail Marketing That Works!"
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Myth: I only need a blood test to diagnose a food allergy.
Blood tests can also help diagnose a true food allergy by measuring IgE levels and determine whether there's a true food allergy. However, the new guidelines recommend against the routine use of these tests and making a food allergy diagnosis based on them alone.
Fleischer warns that blood tests can produce false-positives -- results that indicate an allergy when there isn't one -- in patients who have eczema, asthma, or other types of allergies because those people already have higher-than-average IgE levels.
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As excited as she is for the big day, Mazza added, "the only thing that's going to change is my last name. Same love, same everything."
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In April 2002, The Joint Commission appointed a panel of widely recognized patient safety experts to advise it on the development of Sentinel Event Alert, The Joint Commission's patient safety newsletter. At that time, the panel was named the Sentinel Event Advisory Group. Over time, the group's responsibilities expanded to include advising on National Patient Safety Goals, and in 2009 the panel was renamed the Patient Safety Advisory Group. The group is composed of nurses, physicians, pharmacists, risk managers and other professionals who have hands-on experience in addressing patient safety issues in a wide variety of healthcare settings. The Patient Safety Advisory Group advises The Joint Commission on existing, newly identified and emerging patient safety risks. The Group also advises on the most effective methods that The Joint Commission, Joint Commission Resources, and the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare might employ to assist healthcare organizations in identifying and reducing these patient safety risks. The Patient Safety Advisory Group:
Annually recommends program-specific National Patient Safety Goals for adoption by The Joint Commission Board of Commissioners.
Reviews draft patient safety recommendations for potential publication in the Joint Commission's periodic Sentinel Event Alert advisory, and advises Joint Commission staff as to the evidence for and face validity of these recommendations, as well as their practicality and cost of implementation.
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Jane H. Barnsteiner, R.N., Ph.D., FAAN, Director of Nursing Translational Research, University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing, Philadelphia, Pa.
James B. Battles, Ph.D., Senior Service Fellow for Patient Safety, Center for Quality Improvement & Patient Safety, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, Md.
William H. Beeson, M.D., Clinical Professor, Indiana University School of Medicine, Carmel, Ind.
Bona E. Benjamin, B.S., Pharm., Director, Medication-Use Quality Improvement Coordinator, Drug Shortages Resource Center, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, Bethesda, Md.
Patrick J. Brennan, M.D., Professor of Medicine, Chief Medical Officer, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Philadelphia, Pa.
Michael Cohen, R.Ph., M.S., Sc.D., President, Institute for Safe Medication Practices, Horsham, Pa.
Cindy Dougherty, R.N., B.S., CPHQ, Assistant Vice President, Quality and Patient Safety, Adventist Hinsdale Hospital and Adventist LaGrange Hospital, Hinsdale, Ill.
Marilyn Neder Flack, M.A., PMP, Senior Vice President, Patient Safety Initiatives, Executive Director, Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Foundation/Healthcare Technology Safety Institute, Arlington, Va.
Steven S. Fountain, M.D., La Quinta, Calif.
Tejal Gandhi, M.D., M.P.H., CPPS, President, National Patient Safety Foundation, Boston, Mass.
Suzanne Graham, R.N., Ph.D., Executive Director of Patient Safety, Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, Calif.
Martin J. Hatlie, Esq., President, Partnership for Patient Safety, Chicago, Ill.
Robin R. Hemphill, M.D., M.P.H., VHA Chief Safety and Risk Awareness Officer, and Director, National Center for Patient Safety, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Jennifer Jackson, B.S.N., J.D., President and CEO, Connecticut Hospital Association, Wallingford, Conn.
Paul Kelley, CBET, Director, Biomedical Engineering and Green Initiative, Washington Hospital, Fremont, Calif.
Heidi B. King, M.S., FACHE, BCC, CMC, CPPS, Acting Director, Department of Defense (DoD) Patient Safety Program, Office of the Chief Medical Officer, TRICARE Management Activity, Falls Church, Va.
Ellen Makar, M.S.N., R.N.-B.C., CCM, CPHIMS, CENP, Senior Policy Advisor, Office of Clinical Quality and Safety, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, Washington, D.C.
Jane McCaffrey, M.H.S.A., DFASHRM, Director-Compliance-Clinical Operations, St. Joseph Medical Center, Towson, Md.
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Matthew Scanlon, M.D., Assistant Professor, Pediatrics-Critical Care, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wis.
Ronni P. Solomon, J.D., Executive Vice President and General Counsel, ECRI Institute, Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
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I have a collection of FEDs and I also repair/tinker with them.
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I think if Romney loses Michigan he is done so that may be an incentive. I think both will lose to Obama by a lot but having Santorum at the top of the ticket will hurt the GOP a lot more in down ballot races. I really think the GOP insiders will never allow Santorum to be the nominee, He would probably mean the democrats take back the house and the GOP doesn't take the senate.
There are many who believe a box of rocks could beat the incumbent, and quite a few feel, the box is not a requirement.
Joel's comments are spot on ... however, the Michigan Democrats should vote in droves for Santorium to send their love to Mitt Romney for his 'SEVERE' affection toward Michigan - "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt".
Romney is no more than a lying DASTARD !!!
take a deep breath one race at a time till we get to the main event when BO is tossed to the curb the way he deserves to be.
Just because the car industry survived, does not mean it is a good thing for the U.S. Resources should be allocated to their highest and most productive uses (including labor). Our economy would be better in the long run if most of the people working in the car industry in the midwest transitioned to another more productive industry.
it's like accountants and lawyers supporting for our complicated tax system. all those "smart" people would better help america prosper if they focused their skills and talents in another business.
Vote Romney...how would it look to have a brokered convention-the GOP drafts Jeb Bush and he skates to a general election without all the debates, vetting, negative campaigning FREE RIDE and the Obama camp unprepared to face him in a general election? Vote ROMNEY!!
I think if Demopcrats vote in the Repub primary, they will vote for the biggest loon. Too bad Bachmann dropped out!
Let's all crossover and vote for a real "christian" : Santorum.
To Richard Sullivan:
That's just funny! Thanks for the laugh.
The Obama Super Pac picked up Operation Hilarity today. Now it is a real problem for Mitt Romney. To just add a few details. Michigan is an open primary, therefore Democrats may vote this Feb 28 in the Republican Contest. Mitt Romney has 100 million dollars, Obama has 100 million, and Santorum has 6 million. If Santorum wins Michigan, then you have a long, drawn out race where Romney uses up all his money, and even if Santorum wins the nod, it is a win/win for Democrats. Santorum is viewed as too extreme by moderate voters and is likely to be an easy win for the president. That is why the Democrats are coming out to vote this Tuesday and now Obama's Super Pac has picked it up.
I, along with every other Democrat I know in Michigan, will be voting for Santorum on Tuesday. (Hint: it's not because we actually LIKE the guy.)
Is there any truth to the rumor that Sen Santorum said that Donald Trump should stay out of Republican politics and stick to making really bad TV shows?
Why not? Democrats are used to election manipulation by having dead people vote, out of state people vote, illegal aliens vote, losing vote tallies from Republican districts, whatever it takes to turn elections in their favor. This would be nothing new. After all it was another upper Midwest state, Minnesota, that manipulated a clown into being a US Senator so he could vote for Obamacare. Nothing these people do to pervert democracy would surprise me. Come November I wouldn't mind seeing UN election monitors in most of our polling places like they did in Afghanistan. Our elections are almost as bad.
Hey, while you faithful party members are going to the trouble to vote, why not consider a write in candidate? Me!
"common sense Republicans"
Ha ha ha - good one.
Democrats in my homestate of Michigan are just like those here in my adopted state of California....myopic, delusional, and their own worst enemies.........
This clueless state needs to invite somebody up there to fix that mess. What a mess.
Two car companies went bankrupt just like Romney said they should. Romney didn't say their debtor-in-possession financing should come from Uncle Sam. Democrats really will vote Santorum to screw Romney, but in reality, most union guys won't waste the time to vote just because the party bosses say so. Too much else to do.
Hey. You can't spell Romney without money!
Santorum is a fighter.
Lou: But not a contender.
Terry: "Charley, it was you, you remember that night down in the garden you came in my dressing room and said kid, this ain't your night... we're goin' for the price on Wilson, you remember that? This ain't your night? My night, I could've taken Wilson apart... so what happens? He gets a title shot outdoors in a ballpark, what do I get? a one way ticket to palookaville You was my brother Charley, you should've looked out for me a little bit. You should've taken care of me a little bit so I wouldn't have to take them dives for the short end money..." Charley: "I had some bets down for ya, you saw some money.." Terry: "You don't understand I could've had class, I coulda been a contender, I could've been somebody... instead of a bum which is what I am, let's face it............ It was you, Charley."
This is just another example how 'bums' are trying to run (ruin) our country. At the heart of the matter is that most Americans are not 'for America' but just for themselves.
"Crossover voting"? Is that code for gay voting? Homosexual marriage? Perversion in democracy? I am against this!
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As MLB.com's Richard Justice writes, Young was adored by teammates, coaches and fans over a 14-year Major League career. During his 13 seasons with the Rangers, Young not only established himself as the face of the franchise, he was a perennial Gold Glove candidate and an offensive threat.
Although Young's retirement dominated the headlines on Thursday, the Hot Stove did see some more action:
• With Spring Training right around the corner, MLB.com's Phil Rogers examined the remaining crop of free agents and put together an interesting team of available players. A.J. Burnett, Ervin Santana, Bronson Arroyo, Ubaldo Jimenez and Tommy Hanson are among the top starting pitchers on the market, not to mention Jason Hammel and Paul Maholm. Several talented relievers are also available, most notably closer Fernando Rodney.
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WALLA WALLA -- The Walla Walla Police Department is asking drivers for patience as construction near Walla Walla High School and Prospect Point Elementary continues.
The work, which will improve pedestrian conditions along Reser Road between Cottonwood Road and Fern Street, began this summer and won't be completed until about December, officials say. The start of the construction came just ahead of the start of a new school year. With Reser Road closed, more vehicles are traveling on Howard Street where it becomes Cottonwood, and causing backups where Howard and Abbott Road intersect.
Police Sgt. Dennis McKee is asking drivers to consider alternatives, either by carpooling or by taking a different route, to help clear congestion at Abbott and Howard in the mornings and afternoons, when a high volume of vehicles are dropping off and picking up children from Prospect Point.
McKee said police, the city and School District have heard complaints and concerns about the volume of vehicles backing up along Howard on school days. The intersection is managed by a four-way stop, which McKee said is working at filtering cars through, although slowly.
McKee said he spent Monday morning last week observing and photographing the intersection, starting shortly before 7 a.m. and ending just after 8:30 a.m. Although cars did in fact back up several deep, McKee said no car waited longer than about seven minutes to clear the intersection. Photographs taken of vehicles at the intersection every five minutes show cars starting to back up about 8:05 a.m., and the intersection not becoming clear again until 8:35 a.m.
For cars heading toward the city center, an alternative route could be heading south on Howard and turning right at Prospect Road, which runs west to Third Avenue.
McKee said the police department has been asked to place someone to physically wave cars through the intersection during the peak congestion times. But McKee said the conditions do not appear to warrant that.
School District spokesman Mark Higgins said similar backups are occurring at the intersection of Abbott and Fern by Wa-Hi, where a Walla Walla County Sheriff's deputy will flag cars through as necessary.
Higgins said the traffic situation will continue to be studied and monitored, and there may still be a need for better monitoring at Howard and Abbott.
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But in returning home to establish a new quarterly food magazine, Edible Milwaukee, 29-year-old Jen Ede got exactly what she was looking for. She just didn't know that she had been looking.
The West Allis native was led to the idea of establishing the magazine – one of 80 Edible publications across the country – through her work in Boston with Chefs Collaborative, a nonprofit national network of chefs committed to local, sustainable foods.
Until she got that job, Ede's life had been focused on languages – Russian in particular. A self-described Russophile, she graduated in 2005 from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a B.A. in Russian language and literature. A master's in linguistics from Belaruski Dziarzhauny Universitet in Belarus followed in 2008.
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"I had always been looking at culture, language, literature and everything through the lens of food," Ede said in a recent interview over a plate of charcuterie at a downtown restaurant. "It was the way I connected. Food really is the way to learn about a place. You can boil everything down to food – economy, society, health."
From her home in Boston, Ede started a Twitter account (@vintageeats) and began writing about food – in particular, the importance of eating locally and sustainably.
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So then you do admit that NIST didn't actually prove why the buildings collapsed?
It also stood for several decades until those explosions started coming out of it that were reported by witnessed and caught on seismographs, labeled by FEMA as "further collapse" after the Twin Towers collapsed without any further explanation.
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Of course they didn't "prove" why WTC 7 collapsed.
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They themselves never said their report "proved" why it collapsed either, it's an educated speculation. That's entirely a lie on your part as well.
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Biryani is an everlasting relic of the Moghul era that continues to live and breathe in innumerable restaurants and kitchens across the globe. Not only that, this traditional recipe has stood the test of time by being constantly adapted to suit the tastes of each generation. While many modern versions of this spice-filled rice preparation are made in the oven or microwave, here is a recipe that retains the original Handi cooked magic. Layers of rice and vegetable gravy are topped with an aromatic saffron mixture and simmered on the stove till the aroma multiplies and wafts out, to fill the room and the hearts of the diners! Enjoy it hot and fresh, with Raitas / Kachumber or a white-gravy based side dish like Paneer In White Gravy .
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