10 articles to help you take your email marketing to the next level

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Email Marketing, SEO, Web Design, Social Media Marketing, and Content shouldn't all be looked at separately. You can easily take you email marketing to the next level by utilizing Inbound Marketing within your company.

In an internet landscape cluttered with a perpetual stream of vast amounts of data and stimuli competing for each user's attention, how can you devise and convey a strategy which will generate an outcome that will be noticed and retained by your target audience?

Email marketing continues to be a strong player in the high-return marketing channels game - but not everyone is playing. If you're one of the players missing the game, you're, well, missing out. Here are just a few of the benefits to email marketing. Via FreshMail email marketing blog.

Growing your email list is probably one of the hardest things to do when starting up an email marketing campaign.

"You Are Not Alone" In two and a half years of sending all kinds of emails to all kinds of lists, the simple phrase "You Are Not Alone" is the most-opened subject line I've ever seen - by far.

Email is back. Despite repeated proclamations of its extinction, rumors of the death of email marketing have been greatly exaggerated - especially since email and social media are a powerful combination. You might not reach the average college freshman, but for slightly older types (you know, the ones with the money), email is still the way to go in many lucrative mainstream niches.

If email newsletters are part of your marketing strategy, you need to get to know Flashissue. The tool combines content curation with email marketing in a simple interface that has great functionality even at the free level. But the best part is how quickly it works.

At the start of 2013 I set a goal of actually producing and sending a weekly newsletter. I had been collecting names for months via Constant Contact, but hadn't quite sent anything out. Call it procrastination or time constraints or just a complete distaste for newsletters.

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The numbers speak for themselves: 47% of emails are now opened on mobile devices, according to a study of over 250 million opens worldwide by email analytics providers Litmus. That statistic speaks volumes not only about mobile device adoption, but also about how comfortable we've become consuming email on the go.

By Justine Jordan Responsive email design has been growing steadily in popularity, and it's no surprise as to why: 47% of email opens are on a mobile device, and some brands see upwards of 70% of their emails opened on mobile.

If we look at email from a signal-to-noise perspective, then one-to-many emails are undeniably in the "noise" category; people are exceedingly good at ignoring them. Even Gmail and Hotmail are helping us ignore them by providing smart inboxes that sort incoming messages. Emails from our families, friends and coworkers, however, are "signals."

Before I turned to WordPress and blog designing I used to design mostly business websites. I worked on hundreds of different sizes and types of business sites. The primary goal for all businesses was always the same: to get a lead. I used a variety of call to action banners to get some attention.