As an email marketing vendor that’s also vendor-neutral, all of us at ClickMail have gained significant knowledge of email marketing basics and email marketing best practices over the past 10 years. That’s why you’ll so often find one of our team members speaking at direct marketing and email marketing conferences, or even at large industry trade shows. And in Las Vegas this November, we’ll be speaking at one of the largest yet! The SEMA Show 2011 […]

Returning from Connections 2011, we’re catching our breath and taking the time to reflect on the key messages and new trends in email marketing this year. And nothing stood out more than the importance of integrating your email marketing with your social campaigns to engage your social audience. After all, your social media following have the ability to encourage your audience to make a purchase or choose not to buy a certain product. Because some people […]

Recently, we wrote about how typos and spelling errors can kill your email marketing campaign faster than you can say “Oops, I forgot to use spell check!” But we didn’t talk about the best ways to proofread. After all, spell check doesn’t catch every spelling error, wrong word choice, or grammatical misstep. Unfortunately, some things in email marketing still must be done manually, and proofreading is one of these details. Email marketing best practices demand that […]

ClickMail is proud to announce that the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal has ranked ClickMail Marketing as one of the top 50 fastest growing private companies in Silicon Valley. This is the second time ClickMail’s growth has been recognized by a major publication in recent weeks. Previously, Inc. Magazine ranked the email marketing vendor 2,109 on a list of the 5,000 fastest growing companies. ClickMail will be recognized by the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal at […]

As an email marketer, you are undoubtedly familiar with the upward stages of customer loyalty: Prospective -> First-time subscriber -> Customer -> Advocate Occasionally, your subscriber won’t make it to customer (“unsubscribe”) or your customer will become inactive (automatic email delete, decreased email opens, decreased/no click-throughs). Aside from the obvious important “hook” point to get your prospective to subscriber with email marketing best practices, these are other points in the customer life-cycle at which you as […]