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Tips for Improving Your Email’s Effectiveness
Email has been a key component of the marketing mix for some time and the medium is showing no signs of slowing down as a marketing tool. But that doesn’t mean email marketing hasn’t changed. Your email strategy should grow with your data sets and MarTech capabilities. Do you feel your email could use a refresh? This presentation covers five things you should implement in your email marketing in 2020.
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Email has been a key component of the marketing mix for some time and the medium is showing no signs of slowing down as a marketing tool. But that doesn’t mean email marketing hasn’t changed. Your email strategy should grow with your data sets and MarTech capabilities. Do you feel your email could use a refresh? In this presentation, we cover five things you should implement in your email marketing in 2020. Read more
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