Archive for the ‘Mailing Lists’ Category
Following Up with Seminar Prospects: Boost Seminar Registrations
Keeping your seminar in front of prospects is key if you want to fill seminar seats. Here are 5 tips for using email to promote your events without fatiguing your list.
December 1, 2009
Tags: database segmentation, Email Marketing, Internet marketing, seminar marketing, seminar promotion Posted in: Guerrilla Marketing, Internet marketing, Mailing Lists, Marketing Strategy, database segmentation
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Overcome Prospects’ Procrastination to Increase Seminar Registrations:Increase Seminar Registrations with Deadlines
Keeping your seminar in front of prospects is key if you want to fill seminar seats. Here are 5 tips for using email to promote your events without fatiguing your list.
November 5, 2009
Tags: database segmentation, Email Marketing, Internet marketing, seminar marketing, seminar promotion Posted in: Database Management, Guerrilla Marketing, Internet marketing, Mailing Lists, Marketing Strategy
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When Is Too Much Email Too Much?: How to Overcome Your Fear of Emailing Too Much
Keeping your seminar in front of prospects is key if you want to fill seminar seats. Here are 5 tips for using email to promote your events without fatiguing your list.
October 22, 2009
Tags: database segmentation, Email Marketing, Internet marketing, seminar marketing, seminar promotion Posted in: Database Management, Guerrilla Marketing, Internet marketing, Mailing Lists, Marketing Strategy
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Marketing Your Seminars to Millions
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You’ve seen the ads — “9 million mailing addresses for just $24.99.” You’re tempted to buy … because surely somewhere among those millions of prospects, there must be a hundred people or so who would be interested in your seminar.
Alas, the results don’t prove your theory true.В В В
Quality, not quantity, is what counts when you’re building [...]
July 23, 2009
Tags: Database Management, direct marketing mailing lists, mailing list rental, seminar marketing, seminar promotion Posted in: Database Management, Mailing Lists, Marketing Research
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