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Posts tagged ‘Segmentation’

  1. Spam redefined (again)

    You’ve probably all heard about Microsoft’s plans to upgrade Hotmail in order to “address inbox clutter”.  With important repercussions for online marketers I thought I’d take this opportunity to clear up a few details about why the system has been introduced, how the plans will affect email marketing campaigns and suggest what email marketers can do to avoid the spam trap. But before I start I want to make one thing clear; marketers need not be afraid. ISPs are not the enemy. Read more »

  2. Online segmentation, what does it really mean?

    Segmentation is key, central, imperative. Whether it is simple activity segmentation, or detailed RFM based segmentation, behaviourally triggered or event based – if you are not segmenting you are behind the market and loosing sales/market share.

    Fact. Does anyone disagree? Does anyone feel they have a long term strategy that will not require segmenting your online marketing in some form or fashion. I’d love to hear from you.

    One of the key issues I have had in the last couple of years is defining what segmentation actually is. Does that sound dumb? It feels slightly dumb… To explain…

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  3. It’s data Jim, but not as we know it!

    Database Marketing – September 2008

    Aligning offline and online marketing is obviously important, but in my experience it is rarely done well. Consumers expect seamless channel integration but often do not get it. I think the best way to tackle this important issue is to first compare offline and online marketing, and then draw some conclusions.

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