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22% of Marketing E-Mails are Opened, 6 percent Are Clicked
According to a recent report released by Epsilon, 94.1 percent of marketing e-mails were delivered in Q1 2009. Additionally, the quarter saw an open rate of 22.1 percent and a click-through rate of 6.1 percent.
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Career Sites Grow in Recession
According to recent figures released by comScore, career services and development Web sites saw their audience grow 10 percent in June compared to the same month last year.
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Google is Top Parent Company, Web Brand
Google was both the top parent company and the top Web brand in June, according to Nielsen Online.
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Mobile, Online Video Ads to Buck the Downward Trend in 2009
Google was both the top parent company and the top Web brand in June, according to Nielsen Online.
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Making The Transition
When writing about Microsoft and Yahoo this week, we couldn’t help but think of AOL. These are three of the largest aggregators of inventory, three of the biggest names in online advertising, each trying to retain and/or regain their…
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The Psychology of Mailing
Email marketing is very much an exercise in human psychology, at least effective email marketing.
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Yay,They Did It. Next.
In the time that Microsoft and Yahoo have discussed working together, first through an outright acquisition by Microsoft and then in various piecemeal deals since, the Internet world as we know it has dramatically changed. A full…
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Getting to know your Traffic
When you are working in the online marketing world it is important to understand your traffic completely. So many online marketers get busy and forget to really dig in and get to know the traffic they are marketing to.
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Car Dealerships. Affiliate Fail.
When growing up, and admittedly even to this day, if asked what I want to do when I grow up, the answer would involve cars, preferably racing them. Having more traditional parents, such a dream received no encouragement. The…
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Dangers of working Direct
As affiliates start promoting offers and get their presence known in the affiliate world they may be contacted by an advertiser to work directly. At first glance this may seem to be a great opportunity but if examined closely there are warning signs to watch for. Too many times affiliates find out the hard way that working direct opens the door for greater risks to them. Let’s examine some of the top risks and also see how affiliate networks can offer that added level of protection for the affiliate.
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