The Worst Super Bowl Ads — Avoid These Blunders
There’s a lot to be learned from the Super Bowl.
There’s a lot to be learned from the Super Bowl.
Whenever I receive an email, my eyes immediately scroll to the bulk of the email. And why not? The branding, the copy, and sometimes the promise of juicy discounts draw us like moths to a flame.
I’ve worked in the B2B SaaS affiliate marketing space for 1.5 years and here’s my take on it: Affiliate marketing is not for the weak.
Ecommerce is businesses selling products online, and people buying those products online.
I once signed up for an event and totally forgot about it in an hour. But when I opened my inbox later in the day, I found a shiny email confirming my registration for the event.
I recently had a pleasant experience at a local restaurant. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, the service was fast, and my food was excellent.
Last week, I was drinking coffee when an email from Adidas popped up.
At the top, I could see my 9,000+ loyalty points displayed prominently in the banner, along with an offer that immediately caught my attention: a 30% discount on my next purchase if I redeemed those points.
I recently ordered a swimsuit online to get ready for a beach vacation. Choosing between hundreds of swimsuit styles after months in sweats is overwhelming, so I breathed an audible sigh of relief when I saw the order confirmation in my inbox.
As of 2023, there are over 26.5 million ecommerce websites around the world. Talk about a competitive industry.
Many brands use email marketing for lead nurturing, relationship building, and customer acquisition. Healthcare brands are not an exception.
While recent statistics put email ROI at $36 for every dollar spent, knowing how to craft your healthcare email is key to unlocking this monetary value.