Email Reputation is a-whole-nother story!
We’re all accustomed to the generic narrative of hero vs. villain. We see it in Westerns, children’s animations, action films and even soppy romances.
We’re all accustomed to the generic narrative of hero vs. villain. We see it in Westerns, children’s animations, action films and even soppy romances.
Michelle works at Render*, a big conglomerate. As the group marketing lady, she’s due to present the customer segment reports to the CEO and has a sinking feeling he is not going to be impressed. Enter Render’s competitor, Aldop*.
Recently my brothers and I inherited a holiday cottage. As grateful as we are for this gift our grandmother left us, we’ve found ourselves rather frustrated with the admin attached to ownership.
You may have heard buzz in the grapevine that Gmail has another new feature email marketers need to take note of. Gmail’s new Grid View.
Last week, Google announced the changes they’ve made to referencing and caching images. These changes came with no warning, leaving eMarketers little time to test how it will affect their campaigns.
The man behind Obama’s online campaign is coming to town. Yip, Harper Reed will be sharing his story with audiences at The Nedbank Digital Edge Live 2013.
Everlytic ran a survey for 4 months, asking email users and marketers questions relating to Gmail’s new inbox. These are the results.
Gmail has a new inbox layout that sorts messages based on their priority, similar to opening tabs in a browser. Emails are automatically grouped into one of four [...]
Priority inbox is a ranking system for webmail clients to organise emails in order of importance. Gmail’s priority inbox has been available since August, 2012 and when enabled, [...]