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You give us 30 minutes ... and we'll give you all of the greatest takeaways from 16 hours of Email Summit 2013 sessions. Join Daniel Burstein and Courtney Eckerle for the in-depth recap! Use these top takeaways to pull away from your competition.

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• Daniel Burstein, Director of Editorial Content MECLABS/MarketingSherpa Twitter: @DanielBurstein

• Courtney Eckerle, Reporter MECLABS Twitter: @courtneyeckerle

Introductions

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• MarketingSherpa’s annual research cycle provides knowledge for continuous marketing improvement

MarketingSherpa is a research and publishing organization serving the marketing community

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Email Newsletters: How the NFL.com used personalization and segmentation to score a 121% open rate touchdown

Email Awards 2013 Presentation

Christine Hua Brad Bortone Manager of Fan-Centric Marketing Senior Research Editor NFL MECLABS

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Segment the audience

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Takeaway: Segment the audience

Objective: To make this email as relevant and targeted as possible by segmenting by a fan’s chosen team, and providing the fan with the most up-to-date, real-time content and information. Steps to Success: 1. Maintained user team preference, with additional newsletter

branding. 2. Further segmented recipient database, broken down by user activity

and longevity. Knowing users need for the most up-to-date information, they inserted a live countdown to their team’s game and scraped the NFL site the day the email is sent for up-to-date articles and videos, not seen by the fan before.

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Results: Get me the ball! I’m 121% more open!

Year-over-year, the 2012 NFL.com newsletter produced

• 121% more opens • 26% more clickthroughs • 9% more mobile opens

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Last-chance strategies to re-engage inactives before the purge

Win-back Campaigns and List Cleansing

Diana Primeau Pamela Markey Director, Member Services Senior Director, Marketing CNET MECLABS

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Send out win-back sweepstakes email

• Provide compelling value to subscribers to drive engagement • Two tickets to the 2012 International CES in Las Vegas • Round trip airfare for two (U.S. and Canada, excluding QC) • Three nights at the Treasure Island Hotel & Casino

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We miss you – please come back!

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Send list cleanse and last chance emails

• Two sends, one week apart to all inactive users • Provide the user with something relevant and interesting • Give them a reason to stay

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Is this goodbye? CNET will miss you.

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EMAIL SEND RE-ENGAGED List cleanse email 6.35%

Last chance email 2.22%

Campaign results 8.57%

Cleanse and last chance campaign results

8.57% of inactive user base re-engaged List cleanse and last chance campaign result in 8.57% re-engagement

What You Need to Understand: You have to be committed to the cleanse. If you are going to send emails you have to follow through.

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Small List, Big Results

Proactive List Hygiene

Matt Byrd Email Marketing Manager WeddingWire

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One day, this happened to me…

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(Uh oh.)

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Determining the Cause • Identified the profile of users who were most likely to

complain. Let’s call these users “Scrubs.”

• Discovered that most Scrubs had been inactive for long periods of time until they complained.

• Removed those Scrubs from my list, and implemented list hygiene as a constant, on-going process.

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Internal & External Education

• Removing only those who were highly unlikely to take action

• Spending less money on sending less email

• Preventing large blocks again in the future

• Maintaining a high-quality list for our advertisers & us

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Results

Opens & clicks maintained or increased

Spam complaint rate down 76%

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Delivering Communications that Convert

Let Buyer Behavior Be Your Guide!

Loren McDonald VP, Industry Relations Silverpop

@LorenMcDonald

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Mass Marketing

Behavioral Marketing

Direct Marketing

Customers are a single audience

Customers are many

little audiences

Customers are

individuals

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Demographics + Preferences + Behaviors = More Accurate Picture

- Male - Calif.

- Married - Purchased shirts

Purchases a dress

Behavioral Data Only: - Female

- Cross Dresser With Demos/Preferences:

- Likely buying for spouse as gift

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How An Online Music Teaching Company Harnessed The Power of E-mail Automation & Behavioral-based Marketing to Increase Conversions.

Jermaine Griggs Founder Hear & Play Music, AutomationClinic.com

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• Recency, Monetary, Frequency • A method for analyzing customer behavior and

creating/sorting segments by likelihood to respond.

• Recency – How recently did customer purchase? • Frequency – How often does customer purchase? • Monetary – How much has customer spent?

RFM Defined

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Wrapping It Up: Action Steps

• Collect key pieces of data to get the conversation started

• Use CRM that will allow you to continually add and act upon data and tags in user records

• Build out different paths within the sequence for your most active users to follow (course correction for others)

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Wrapping It Up: Action Steps

• Incorporate other marketing channels & multimedia elements: direct mail campaigns, personalized audio, video, post cards, birthday cards, gift cards… especially to hyper-responders.

• Remember: Don’t be afraid to use a personal, conversational tone… even in B-to-B. “Companies are People.”

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• Daniel Burstein, Director of Editorial Content MECLABS/MarketingSherpa Twitter: @DanielBurstein

• Courtney Eckerle, Reporter MECLABS Twitter: @courtneyeckerle

Thank You!

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