This document summarizes a presentation on content marketing strategies. It defines content marketing and discusses how to develop an effective content strategy, including defining goals, identifying audiences, creating buyer personas, developing a content mission statement and topic areas. It also discusses channels, content planning, and re-purposing content. The last section provides an example of how the Electronic Retailing Association developed their content strategy and increased engagement through blogging and re-purposing content.
New Year, New You! How to make your email marketing successful in 2017Adestra
Whether December brings the end of your marketing plan for the year or just the end of another quarter, chances are that your goals will centre around the same themes in 2017: lead generation, prospect acquisition and nurturing, etc.
As most B2B marketers know, email marketing is a key tool in supporting those goals month after month, but with more pressure from higher up, it’s time you made it work harder for you! As you plan for 2017, we’re bringing you tips and advice on:
How to use content to your advantage
What to automate and what to send ad-hoc
Tips from to steal from B2C
How to use reports and analytics to guide your strategy
Obtaining more from your database – re-targeting, segmentation and first-person marketing
…and much more!
Marketers are always looking to find the perfect day, time and frequency for their emails to maximize open rates. This presentation goes through the results of a few recent studies in these areas and also includes a case study on how the American Counseling Association optimized their email program. It was presented at the Association Media & Publishing Annual Meeting on June 26, 2018.
Facebook is changing its algorithm to prioritize content from friends and family over publishers in order to combat "Reachpocalypse". The change is due to strong growth and competition in the publisher ecosystem. While a user may be connected to around 15,000 people, they will only see about 1,500 stories in their News Feed on average and Facebook will select around 300 of those stories based on connections, activity, engagement, content type, and advertising. Facebook generates nearly all of its revenue from advertising, with ad revenue rising 51% to $7.86 billion in Q1 of 2017 and over 5 million advertisers in April 2017.
First Impressions: The Power of an Amazing Welcome EmailBlueHornet
This document summarizes a presentation about the importance and best practices of welcome emails. Some key points include:
- Welcome emails have high open rates of 50% on average and are more effective than newsletters at engaging subscribers. They set expectations for future communications.
- Goals of a welcome email series include increasing engagement through open and click rates as well as conversions. Testing is important.
- Case studies showed that subscribers who read welcome emails had read rates around 50% for subsequent messages over 180 days, while those who did not read welcome messages had much lower read rates.
- Best practices include personalizing messages based on how the subscriber signed up and using subsequent messages to promote social media, offer content or discounts,
How to get ahead of your competitors online in 2011. We look at what will be happening in search marketing, social media and web analytics to help businesses get advantage online.
The talk was given to over 60 business owners and marketing managers in Bournemouth, Dorset and received huge praise from all attendees.
seo, search, ppc, local listings, social, facebook, linkedin, analytics, google, adwords, bing, yahoo, success, results, 2011, online marketing, tracking, usability
Curious about how many emails other associations are sending? Trends with email testing? Mobile usage data? In this webinar our strategists will review the latest market trends and key findings from this year’s report.
What do you do when someone signs up for your email list or donates to your organization? Do they have to wait until your next “monthly” newsletter to learn more about who you are and what you do? If so, you are missing out on a huge opportunity to engage, inspire and motivate your supporters to take action.
One of the best ways to engage with new subscribers (or new donors for that matter) is to create what is called a “Welcome Series” of emails. These emails are set to automatically be sent to the individual over the course of a few weeks – Day 1 they get an email, day 4 they get another email, day 8 they get yet another email, etc. These emails are designed to introduce yourself and your organization to the individual, as well as show them the impact your organization is having and why they should stay connected.
Sounds like a great idea and something all nonprofits should be doing right? The problem is that most nonprofits are not currently using a Welcome Series and are missing out on this powerful tool. If this includes your organization, then join us for this jam-packed webinar where we highlight a number of successful strategies and tactics you can start using immediately including:
- Why a Welcome Series is so powerful (Its all about the relationship)
- How to create an engaging and compelling Welcome Series
- How and why you should have multiple Welcome Series’ – subscribers, donors, attendees, etc.
- How a Welcome Series can increase your donor retention
This document summarizes a presentation on content marketing strategies. It defines content marketing and discusses how to develop an effective content strategy, including defining goals, identifying audiences, creating buyer personas, developing a content mission statement and topic areas. It also discusses channels, content planning, and re-purposing content. The last section provides an example of how the Electronic Retailing Association developed their content strategy and increased engagement through blogging and re-purposing content.
New Year, New You! How to make your email marketing successful in 2017Adestra
Whether December brings the end of your marketing plan for the year or just the end of another quarter, chances are that your goals will centre around the same themes in 2017: lead generation, prospect acquisition and nurturing, etc.
As most B2B marketers know, email marketing is a key tool in supporting those goals month after month, but with more pressure from higher up, it’s time you made it work harder for you! As you plan for 2017, we’re bringing you tips and advice on:
How to use content to your advantage
What to automate and what to send ad-hoc
Tips from to steal from B2C
How to use reports and analytics to guide your strategy
Obtaining more from your database – re-targeting, segmentation and first-person marketing
…and much more!
Marketers are always looking to find the perfect day, time and frequency for their emails to maximize open rates. This presentation goes through the results of a few recent studies in these areas and also includes a case study on how the American Counseling Association optimized their email program. It was presented at the Association Media & Publishing Annual Meeting on June 26, 2018.
Facebook is changing its algorithm to prioritize content from friends and family over publishers in order to combat "Reachpocalypse". The change is due to strong growth and competition in the publisher ecosystem. While a user may be connected to around 15,000 people, they will only see about 1,500 stories in their News Feed on average and Facebook will select around 300 of those stories based on connections, activity, engagement, content type, and advertising. Facebook generates nearly all of its revenue from advertising, with ad revenue rising 51% to $7.86 billion in Q1 of 2017 and over 5 million advertisers in April 2017.
First Impressions: The Power of an Amazing Welcome EmailBlueHornet
This document summarizes a presentation about the importance and best practices of welcome emails. Some key points include:
- Welcome emails have high open rates of 50% on average and are more effective than newsletters at engaging subscribers. They set expectations for future communications.
- Goals of a welcome email series include increasing engagement through open and click rates as well as conversions. Testing is important.
- Case studies showed that subscribers who read welcome emails had read rates around 50% for subsequent messages over 180 days, while those who did not read welcome messages had much lower read rates.
- Best practices include personalizing messages based on how the subscriber signed up and using subsequent messages to promote social media, offer content or discounts,
How to get ahead of your competitors online in 2011. We look at what will be happening in search marketing, social media and web analytics to help businesses get advantage online.
The talk was given to over 60 business owners and marketing managers in Bournemouth, Dorset and received huge praise from all attendees.
seo, search, ppc, local listings, social, facebook, linkedin, analytics, google, adwords, bing, yahoo, success, results, 2011, online marketing, tracking, usability
Curious about how many emails other associations are sending? Trends with email testing? Mobile usage data? In this webinar our strategists will review the latest market trends and key findings from this year’s report.
What do you do when someone signs up for your email list or donates to your organization? Do they have to wait until your next “monthly” newsletter to learn more about who you are and what you do? If so, you are missing out on a huge opportunity to engage, inspire and motivate your supporters to take action.
One of the best ways to engage with new subscribers (or new donors for that matter) is to create what is called a “Welcome Series” of emails. These emails are set to automatically be sent to the individual over the course of a few weeks – Day 1 they get an email, day 4 they get another email, day 8 they get yet another email, etc. These emails are designed to introduce yourself and your organization to the individual, as well as show them the impact your organization is having and why they should stay connected.
Sounds like a great idea and something all nonprofits should be doing right? The problem is that most nonprofits are not currently using a Welcome Series and are missing out on this powerful tool. If this includes your organization, then join us for this jam-packed webinar where we highlight a number of successful strategies and tactics you can start using immediately including:
- Why a Welcome Series is so powerful (Its all about the relationship)
- How to create an engaging and compelling Welcome Series
- How and why you should have multiple Welcome Series’ – subscribers, donors, attendees, etc.
- How a Welcome Series can increase your donor retention
The document provides tips for effective email marketing. It discusses email metrics like open and click-through rates and recommends setting goals and segmenting lists based on interactions. It advises having a messaging plan and calendar, using an email service provider, and measuring success through metrics. Regular testing of subjects, times, and social integration is also suggested to increase performance. The key is having a strategy that appeals to subscribers and is based on insights from analytics.
iContact Marketing in 2016: Getting Ahead of the CurveiContact
Let iContact content strategist, John W. Hayes, amp up your marketing in 2016. In this presentation, you will learn the email marketing and automation strategies you will need to get ahead in a mobile world.
This document summarizes lessons learned from holiday email marketing strategies in 2012. It discusses performance of Black Friday and Cyber Monday emails, the success of a sweepstakes campaign in acquiring new subscribers, and ideas for additional holiday email types. Key takeaways include the importance of re-engaging past customers, testing multiple subject lines, and capitalizing on post-holiday sales. Data from 2012 showed benefits of re-mailing on key days and planning extensions when deals are expiring.
Earth Rangers & iContact for Salesforce Webinar (4.7.16)iContact
The document discusses a webinar about how the non-profit Earth Rangers uses iContact for Salesforce for their email marketing. Earth Rangers uses iContact to communicate with members, donors, teachers and others. Integrating iContact with their Salesforce database allows them to leverage existing contact information, track engagement and ROI, and segment contacts. The webinar highlights how iContact and Salesforce integration provides benefits like customizable templates, tracking and reporting features, and support.
10 Top Tips & Tricks for Social Media Success - or Maximise Your Use of Digital Media to Build Audiences, Consult, Campaign and Deliver Impact
by Josh Hoole
Circuit Rider Development Manager, Communities 2.0
Parkinson’s UK joined Adestra just under a year ago. Since then, they have made incredible progress in enhancing their supporter experience using automation. Josh explained how they built a strategy and successfully launched welcome programs for new donors, developing their supporter journeys and transactional emails. Discover how they achieved this within a narrow time-frame and delivered on their objectives.
5 Tips to Grow Your Email List For Success in 2020Tinuiti
Marketers understand how important it is to constantly increase their email list size while keeping current subscribers engaged. Since the average email database degrades 25% per year, marketers must always be on the lookout for new and innovative techniques for acquiring high-quality subscribers. Tune in to see how Tinuiti helped our client Francesca’s grow their email list and revenue with new personalized offerings. We’ll also outline industry-leading strategies brands can implement to ensure they are growing their list while staying compliant with privacy acts in 2020.
Personalisation: Last Word Adestra Summit 2017Adestra
Personalisation drives customer loyalty and improved ROI, yet only 15% of marketers use it successfully. Bill explained how Last Word Media has overcome data challenges, used segmentation and tested personalized content to find out what works to improve their email ROI. His presentation was followed by an interactive session in which we challenged the audience to create a personalization strategy for a range of scenarios.
On July 27, Coach LeikHong shared a new topic during the section of Digital Profit Club - Email Marketing.
You can follow Coach LeikHong and the latest development of social media markerting for business
Twitter: @leikhong
Facebook: www.facebook.com/digitalprofitclub
Fundamentals of email strategy - Suzy Carter-Kent and Rob Pellow, AdestraAdestra
Brands are increasingly looking for ways to innovate and increase engagement within the inbox and to make their emails beyond being functional. Rob and Suzy will discuss the importance of understanding whom you're talking to and why why you're talking to them, before working back through the possibilities and pitfalls of creating these exciting and interactive email experiences.
In this presentation, originally developed for an American Marketing Association webinar, I cover:
> Website calls-to-action
> The online email sign-up page(s)
> Incentives
> Double opt-in tactics
> Social media strategies
> Events and webinars
The presentation includes a couple case studies with quantitative results -- so you can learn from those who are actually implementing these strategies and tactics.
The document outlines 5 keys to effective email marketing:
1. Have a game plan - Define your audience, message, goals, frequency and schedule.
2. Build your list - Get subscriber permission and make signups easy. Maintain list hygiene.
3. Get creative - Keep design simple yet pleasant. Focus on effective branding and content. Consider mobile.
4. Test and adapt - Test across email clients and measure successes/failures like bounce rates.
5. Press send - Use an email marketing service rather than a standard email account for distribution and analytics.
The Phoenix Rescue Mission saw 18% year-over-year revenue growth over three years despite a declining donor file size. They implemented four strategic shifts: 1) shifting from data entry to data optimization by restructuring their database for better reporting and analytics; 2) shifting from reporting to analytics by establishing key performance indicators; 3) shifting their donor messaging to focus on four annual campaigns and localized content; and 4) shifting to a high performance ecosystem by engaging key stakeholders to build performance and results. These shifts helped increase fundraising, build operating reserves, establish an endowment, and decrease costs while increasing funding to programs.
The Direct Marketing Association projects that email marketing returns $28.50 for each dollar spent – the highest ROI of any other direct response channel. Join Jeanne Jennings, Vice President of Global Strategic Services for Alchemy Worx, to learn how business-to-business organizations are leveraging email to generate and nurture leads, build relationships, help close sales and grow bottom-line revenues.
This fast-paced session will provide real-world examples of inexpensive strategies and tactics you can implement with your own email program. We’ll cover:
• Practical tips for building your own in-house email list
• Ways to more effectively use third-party email lists for lead generation
• Tips for developing an effective email DRIP campaign for lead nurturing
• Building relationships and helping close the sale with email
• Leveraging what’s new in email marketing: video, social sharing, mobile and more
You’ll gain practical tips you can take back, test and implement with your own email program. Learn how Jeanne has helped clients generate:
• A 300% increase in monthly email list growth, thanks to inexpensive but effective optimization of the online sign-up process
• A 220% increase in leads generated, driven by making the most of email snippet and preview pane content
• A 75% increase in online orders, the result of incorporating standards and best practices into existing email creative
Where permitted, Jeanne will share quantitative results as well as the strategic, tactical and creative changes that made them possible.
Delivered by Holly Stibbon, 101 Website Design & Email Marketing.
Norfolk Chamber held THE FUTURE IS HERE event on Weds 23 September 2015 to bring businesses an essential opportunity to experience first-hand how digital technology can drive your business forward,
100+ Businesses | 16 Stands | 10 Speakers | 4 Workshops | 1 Amazing Venue
How to Maximize the Value of Your Email ProgramReturn Path
Email marketing is the most efficient and cost effective driver for building customer loyalty, engagement, and revenue. From reaching the right audience to identifying the right message and finding the right time to send, this webinar will give attendees tips and introduce Return Path tools they can use to optimize their email campaigns to drive better customer relationships, greater response, and increased revenue.
The document discusses new reports from MetaSense Marketing that now include updated features on sales, phone calls, SEO, and social media trends. It also allows users to add their logo to reports and set custom report run dates. Additionally, the document provides guidance on keyword research for finding keywords with adequate monthly searches that are not overly competitive. Finally, it announces a contest where adding 3 or more clients to social media monitoring can save $150 on a MetaSense Marketing bill.
Social Interaction Campaign: What It Takes to Stay in the Lead Eric Ratkiewicz
The document outlines a social interaction campaign to help a company stay ahead by focusing on interacting efficiently with customers, setting new goals, enhancing social media performance on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, measuring audience feedback, improving their mobile app experience, email marketing strategy, budgeting for the campaign, utilizing social media to sell more products and keep customers engaged, and looking forward to advancing based on customer feedback.
Driving engagement and growth through segmentation. Engagement conference, 22...CharityComms
Alison Goldsworthy, head of supporter strategy and engagement, Which?
Shaun Roberts, supporters and promotions manager, Which?
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Monetising your social channels is and remains a challenge for brands and marketers. Does the effort involved actually outweigh the results? The Wonderland’s case study of Lily O’Brien’s shows a success story in developing social for the benefit of both the chocolatier’s customers and the company’s ecommerce growth.
The document provides tips for effective email marketing. It discusses email metrics like open and click-through rates and recommends setting goals and segmenting lists based on interactions. It advises having a messaging plan and calendar, using an email service provider, and measuring success through metrics. Regular testing of subjects, times, and social integration is also suggested to increase performance. The key is having a strategy that appeals to subscribers and is based on insights from analytics.
iContact Marketing in 2016: Getting Ahead of the CurveiContact
Let iContact content strategist, John W. Hayes, amp up your marketing in 2016. In this presentation, you will learn the email marketing and automation strategies you will need to get ahead in a mobile world.
This document summarizes lessons learned from holiday email marketing strategies in 2012. It discusses performance of Black Friday and Cyber Monday emails, the success of a sweepstakes campaign in acquiring new subscribers, and ideas for additional holiday email types. Key takeaways include the importance of re-engaging past customers, testing multiple subject lines, and capitalizing on post-holiday sales. Data from 2012 showed benefits of re-mailing on key days and planning extensions when deals are expiring.
Earth Rangers & iContact for Salesforce Webinar (4.7.16)iContact
The document discusses a webinar about how the non-profit Earth Rangers uses iContact for Salesforce for their email marketing. Earth Rangers uses iContact to communicate with members, donors, teachers and others. Integrating iContact with their Salesforce database allows them to leverage existing contact information, track engagement and ROI, and segment contacts. The webinar highlights how iContact and Salesforce integration provides benefits like customizable templates, tracking and reporting features, and support.
10 Top Tips & Tricks for Social Media Success - or Maximise Your Use of Digital Media to Build Audiences, Consult, Campaign and Deliver Impact
by Josh Hoole
Circuit Rider Development Manager, Communities 2.0
Parkinson’s UK joined Adestra just under a year ago. Since then, they have made incredible progress in enhancing their supporter experience using automation. Josh explained how they built a strategy and successfully launched welcome programs for new donors, developing their supporter journeys and transactional emails. Discover how they achieved this within a narrow time-frame and delivered on their objectives.
5 Tips to Grow Your Email List For Success in 2020Tinuiti
Marketers understand how important it is to constantly increase their email list size while keeping current subscribers engaged. Since the average email database degrades 25% per year, marketers must always be on the lookout for new and innovative techniques for acquiring high-quality subscribers. Tune in to see how Tinuiti helped our client Francesca’s grow their email list and revenue with new personalized offerings. We’ll also outline industry-leading strategies brands can implement to ensure they are growing their list while staying compliant with privacy acts in 2020.
Personalisation: Last Word Adestra Summit 2017Adestra
Personalisation drives customer loyalty and improved ROI, yet only 15% of marketers use it successfully. Bill explained how Last Word Media has overcome data challenges, used segmentation and tested personalized content to find out what works to improve their email ROI. His presentation was followed by an interactive session in which we challenged the audience to create a personalization strategy for a range of scenarios.
On July 27, Coach LeikHong shared a new topic during the section of Digital Profit Club - Email Marketing.
You can follow Coach LeikHong and the latest development of social media markerting for business
Twitter: @leikhong
Facebook: www.facebook.com/digitalprofitclub
Fundamentals of email strategy - Suzy Carter-Kent and Rob Pellow, AdestraAdestra
Brands are increasingly looking for ways to innovate and increase engagement within the inbox and to make their emails beyond being functional. Rob and Suzy will discuss the importance of understanding whom you're talking to and why why you're talking to them, before working back through the possibilities and pitfalls of creating these exciting and interactive email experiences.
In this presentation, originally developed for an American Marketing Association webinar, I cover:
> Website calls-to-action
> The online email sign-up page(s)
> Incentives
> Double opt-in tactics
> Social media strategies
> Events and webinars
The presentation includes a couple case studies with quantitative results -- so you can learn from those who are actually implementing these strategies and tactics.
The document outlines 5 keys to effective email marketing:
1. Have a game plan - Define your audience, message, goals, frequency and schedule.
2. Build your list - Get subscriber permission and make signups easy. Maintain list hygiene.
3. Get creative - Keep design simple yet pleasant. Focus on effective branding and content. Consider mobile.
4. Test and adapt - Test across email clients and measure successes/failures like bounce rates.
5. Press send - Use an email marketing service rather than a standard email account for distribution and analytics.
The Phoenix Rescue Mission saw 18% year-over-year revenue growth over three years despite a declining donor file size. They implemented four strategic shifts: 1) shifting from data entry to data optimization by restructuring their database for better reporting and analytics; 2) shifting from reporting to analytics by establishing key performance indicators; 3) shifting their donor messaging to focus on four annual campaigns and localized content; and 4) shifting to a high performance ecosystem by engaging key stakeholders to build performance and results. These shifts helped increase fundraising, build operating reserves, establish an endowment, and decrease costs while increasing funding to programs.
The Direct Marketing Association projects that email marketing returns $28.50 for each dollar spent – the highest ROI of any other direct response channel. Join Jeanne Jennings, Vice President of Global Strategic Services for Alchemy Worx, to learn how business-to-business organizations are leveraging email to generate and nurture leads, build relationships, help close sales and grow bottom-line revenues.
This fast-paced session will provide real-world examples of inexpensive strategies and tactics you can implement with your own email program. We’ll cover:
• Practical tips for building your own in-house email list
• Ways to more effectively use third-party email lists for lead generation
• Tips for developing an effective email DRIP campaign for lead nurturing
• Building relationships and helping close the sale with email
• Leveraging what’s new in email marketing: video, social sharing, mobile and more
You’ll gain practical tips you can take back, test and implement with your own email program. Learn how Jeanne has helped clients generate:
• A 300% increase in monthly email list growth, thanks to inexpensive but effective optimization of the online sign-up process
• A 220% increase in leads generated, driven by making the most of email snippet and preview pane content
• A 75% increase in online orders, the result of incorporating standards and best practices into existing email creative
Where permitted, Jeanne will share quantitative results as well as the strategic, tactical and creative changes that made them possible.
Delivered by Holly Stibbon, 101 Website Design & Email Marketing.
Norfolk Chamber held THE FUTURE IS HERE event on Weds 23 September 2015 to bring businesses an essential opportunity to experience first-hand how digital technology can drive your business forward,
100+ Businesses | 16 Stands | 10 Speakers | 4 Workshops | 1 Amazing Venue
How to Maximize the Value of Your Email ProgramReturn Path
Email marketing is the most efficient and cost effective driver for building customer loyalty, engagement, and revenue. From reaching the right audience to identifying the right message and finding the right time to send, this webinar will give attendees tips and introduce Return Path tools they can use to optimize their email campaigns to drive better customer relationships, greater response, and increased revenue.
The document discusses new reports from MetaSense Marketing that now include updated features on sales, phone calls, SEO, and social media trends. It also allows users to add their logo to reports and set custom report run dates. Additionally, the document provides guidance on keyword research for finding keywords with adequate monthly searches that are not overly competitive. Finally, it announces a contest where adding 3 or more clients to social media monitoring can save $150 on a MetaSense Marketing bill.
Social Interaction Campaign: What It Takes to Stay in the Lead Eric Ratkiewicz
The document outlines a social interaction campaign to help a company stay ahead by focusing on interacting efficiently with customers, setting new goals, enhancing social media performance on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, measuring audience feedback, improving their mobile app experience, email marketing strategy, budgeting for the campaign, utilizing social media to sell more products and keep customers engaged, and looking forward to advancing based on customer feedback.
Driving engagement and growth through segmentation. Engagement conference, 22...CharityComms
Alison Goldsworthy, head of supporter strategy and engagement, Which?
Shaun Roberts, supporters and promotions manager, Which?
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Monetising your social channels is and remains a challenge for brands and marketers. Does the effort involved actually outweigh the results? The Wonderland’s case study of Lily O’Brien’s shows a success story in developing social for the benefit of both the chocolatier’s customers and the company’s ecommerce growth.
Great Beer is Not Enough: How Social Media can Create Raving Fans and Increas...Bad Rhino Inc
Presentation for Craft Brewers in PA: The Brewers of Pennsylvania 3rd Annual Mid Atlantic Brewers’ Symposium will be held at The Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center, State College, PA. Sponsored by American Keg, Bad Rhino and Wells Fargo, this awesome event is a one-day symposium featuring eight, 45 minute seminars and three, 15 minute info sessions from the leaders of the craft brewing industry.
This document provides an agenda and summary for a GlobalGiving partner workshop held in Portland, Oregon in 2016. The agenda includes introductions, GlobalGiving updates on fundraising results and initiatives for the coming year, tips on creating SMART fundraising goals, engaging fundraising advocates, crafting compelling stories in 60 seconds or less, and an overview of the GG Rewards program for organizational engagement and effectiveness. Partners participated in activities to draft SMART goals, identify potential advocates, and pitch their projects in under a minute.
This document provides an overview of how to use reports and analytics to evaluate marketing campaigns. It discusses the different types of marketing campaigns like email, events, surveys, offers and promotions, donations, and social media. For each campaign type, it identifies the key reports and metrics that can be used to measure success, such as open rates, click-through rates, attendance, and engagement. It also provides examples of how to interpret the reports and analytics and identify ways to improve campaigns that are underperforming. The document concludes by outlining a step-by-step process for evaluating a marketing campaign that involves setting goals, creating and sending the campaign, reviewing reports, and applying lessons learned.
The document discusses essentials for successful fundraising using eTapestry. It summarizes 2013 charitable giving trends which showed online giving increased 13.5% compared to 4.9% overall. Large organizations saw the greatest increase in overall giving while small organizations saw the greatest increase in online giving. Faith-based organizations saw an 18.1% increase in online giving. The document emphasizes building donor loyalty through the annual fund and maintaining healthy donor relationships through tracking data, communication, and using eTapestry tools for analysis and segmentation.
Essentials of fundraising with eTapestry 2014Pam Dechert
The document discusses essentials for successful fundraising using eTapestry. It outlines that successful fundraising comes down to having a compelling mission, a relational approach to donors, and understanding how fundraising connects to the organization's other functions. It then provides details on 2013 charitable giving trends, noting that online giving and faith-based organizations saw the largest increases. The remainder discusses how to use tools in eTapestry like queries and reports to improve donor relationships and fundraising results by tracking communications, gifts, and other data to better engage donors.
EEC 2011 Beyond Targeting - Location, Recency and CreativityStrongView
Email Experience Council 2011 presentation: Beyond Targeting - Location, Recency and Creativity
Presented by Ryan Deutsch, StrongMail's VP of Strategic Services
Makerble deck for the London Co-Investment FundMatt Kepple
When you give to charity you have NO IDEA what your donation has been used for.
And what do you get in response once you do decide to part with your hard earned cash?
- Barrages of appeals through your letterbox
- Demanding that you give more
- Making you feel depressed about the world
- And feel guilty about your lifestyle
Makerble is the only platform in the world that itemises the impact of your donations.
You see: the number, variety and stories of people helped each month on the projects you support through your flexible Makerble subscription
4% of the subscription amount is Makerble commission
Good better best: How to measure the success of your email marketing Customer Focus Software
Email marketing is the best way to reach potential clients and maximize existing ones. But two-thirds of campaigns prove to be inefficient. Why? In this webinar, recorded live on October 15, 2015, Tamsin Fox-Davies from Constant Contact explores how to measure the success of your email marketing.
We take a look into the specific analytics that you should be monitoring and how to use that information to improve your email marketing efforts.
Metrics – can be like magic. Have you wondered: how can the reports and analytics of digital marketing give you the insight and key info you need to succeed? This seminar will take you step-by-step through the amazing data generated by all the key online marketing tools – and give you tips on how to use it. You’ll learn: How email open- and click-through reports can help you know: o Which of your products/services are hot, which are not, and how to test for best results o Out of a field of everyone, who is interested in what topics – so you can focus your
precious time, efforts & energy o The calls to action/messaging that actually WORK o Best times, days and ways to get the response you want
How evaluating event registration and survey response patterns can help improve your next campaign by leaps and bounds How social media engagement and click rates can tell you the topics, type of media posts, and frequency your connections really want How research, setting goals, monitoring campaign results and applying lessons learned will continually improve your results!
Stand Out This Giving Tuesday Fundraising Habits That Will Set You Apart!.pdfTechSoup
In this webinar, Constant Contact and DonorPerfect shared practical and creative ways to fundraise on Giving Tuesday.
Some of the discoveries included:
* The importance and mechanics behind setting your goals
* Easy-to-implement tips on standing out in a sea of communications
*How to craft messages and identify segments
* And more!
Using Engagement Tactics to Drive Event ResultsShana Masterson
A Run Walk Ride Fundraising Council Webinar presented by Cassidy Richards of Charity Dynamics and Shana Masterson of the American Diabetes Association.
This is a presentation that Greater Halifax Partnership's Maria McGowan delivered to member of the Downtown Halifax Business Commission on March 29, 2011
A presentation Chip Grizzard and I gave at the 2016 annual Missions Getaway conference. The topic of the presentation was reconnecting with donors and constituents and optimizing communications for effectiveness.
Digiday Hot Topic: Subscriptions & Commerce | STATDigiday
This document summarizes the goals, strategies, and challenges of STAT, a 3-year-old media brand focused on building a sustainable business through paid subscriptions. Key points discussed include maintaining and growing the existing subscriber base while acquiring new subscribers. Data shows subscribers often cancel within the first 30 days, so STAT aims to identify engagement opportunities and improve the onboarding and renewal experiences. Tactics proposed include redesigning pages and emails, personalizing content, expanding events and webinars, and enhancing the overall product to better communicate value and retain subscribers long-term.
Click It! Tactics and Trends in Online, Digital and Social Media for Membership.
In this data-rich presentation, you’ll hear from Museum colleagues and experts in membership and development about how to create multi-channel campaigns that engage, educate, and excite! Learn how to layer appeals, special promotions, or acquisition and renewals using email, social media, retargeting and focused online advertising. Experts in the digital marketing arena and membership professionals will share stats, experiences and results.
Moderator: Dana Hines, President and CEO, Membership Consultants
Presenters:
Angela Perrillo, Membership Benefits Manager, Field Museum of Natural History
Angela Brink, Member Relations Officer, Museum of Science, Boston
Rosie Siemer, Principal, fiveseed, Inc.
For publishers and media companies, traffic is everything. So why rely on social media's algorithms for your lifeblood? Take control of your traffic by creating a consistent, engaged channel that you can rely on.
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5. What I do for Shaw Media
Editorial dept. From 2003-2016
Moved to digital ad operations mid-2016
Moved to audience development in early 2017
Shifted to a focus on digital subscriptions almost exactly 1 year ago
6. Digital Subscriptions
SUCCESSES (YOY)
• 40% Revenue growth in 2018 (chart)
• 20% Unit growth YOY
• Email acquisition growth up 117%
CHALLENGES
• Retention(but looking better)
• Bandwidth & Testing
7. Challenge 1: Retention
Qs 1-2 2018 saw
5.6% more stops
than starts
So even though we were getting more starts than ever before, we
were losing others out the back door at a faster rate.
8.
9. So far, here’s what’s worked:
• Fixed some billing issues
• Started telling our subscribers “we love you”
• Built actionable reports for editorial teams
10. Billing issues we addressed
I noticed an uptick in stops from expired or failed payments.
In May:
● We upped the grace period to 16 days, which allowed us to attempt to charge
the user up to 5 times before they were moved to cancelled.
● We tweaked our automated credit card expired emails to be more urgent in
nature.
11. Tell our subscribers “We love you.”
QUESTION:
Are we doing enough to show/tell our digital-only
subscribers we love them?
Probably not.
They don’t get the magazines, special sections, etc. directly like a print
subscriber would.
12. Tell our subscribers “We love you.”
I brainstormed a document of ways to say “We love you” and..
Started monthly subscriber-only newsletter
• First sent in June
• Goal: Promote subscriber engagement
• Give exclusive content/promote highly-engaging content
• Create trust
• Subscriber-only sweepstakes/giveaways
• Personalized
13. So far, the newsletter has seen averages of:
18.31% open rate
2% click thru rate
0.01% unsubscribes
14. Actionable reports
Every monday, we deliver an audience dashboard to our editorial
leaders.
The goal is to work with them regarding the types of content that is
converting the most.
• How many people have been on the site, and what stories had the
most engagement
• How many converted a digital subscription
• What article/category made them convert?
• What reporters converted the most?
15. Challenge 1: Retention
January-June, we had 5.6% more stops than starts.
YTD we’re now up 10% on new starts
Since July? Starts are up 50% to stops
16. Challenge 2: Bandwidth and Testing
Our goal for 2018 was simply to figure out what works and what doesn’t in an
effort to capture the low-hanging fruit.
We have recognized that there are a lot of opportunities for us, but need to pick
our spots.
Ultimately, we have had to build more of a
roadmap to continue our growth goals.
17. Challenge 2: Bandwidth and Testing
More testing we’re hoping to do before the end of 2018:
● Worked with Stephen and Danielle to create custom TGM segments in Active
Campaign
● Automated subscription offers for Newsletter signups
● More meter customization around audience
● Do more targeted social campaigns
○ From top-of-funnel to retargeting and reacquisition
● Active subscriber surveying
● Registration for free day of access (email collection | probably Q1 2019)
18. Success: Email acquisition
Through studying data from LEAP, Chartbeat and Google Analytics, we’ve found
that generally:
If a user comes from an editorial email they:
● average 87% more pages/session
● spend 76% more time on the site
And if we can get the user’s email address they are between 5.5x and 6x more
likely to subscribe
But only 3-4% of our traffic comes from emails we send.
(but this is growing!)
19. Success: Email acquisition
● Contests & Sweepstakes
○ Big (Best of) and small (Gift cards)
○ Targeted and non-targeted
○ To Print Subscribers (we don’t have emails
for all print subscribers)
● Athlete of the Week Voting
○ Moved from online poll on website to
contest in Second Street requiring email
● Editorial Newsletters
○ Daily updates/breaking
○ Exclusive-content newsletters (Ex: City
Government)
■ LEAP’s Tableau data was used to
help us focus what to do
● Future: Registration for free access
○ 20% more likely to subscribe, according to
Piano
What we’re doing to get more emails: