Triggered Email – Email Marketing Blog

Automate Powerful Event-Triggered Email Campaigns with Lifecycle Marketing

Posted by Net Atlantic Marketingon December 26, 2019June 8, 2020in Transactional Email

The problem that many businesses today face when it comes to email marketing is talking to the right people at the right time. It can be difficult for a company to understand exactly what type of message their prospects need to hear; after all, someone learning about the products or services that your company offers has different needs than someone who is comparing you to a competitor that they already know about.

Cultivate an Attitude of Gratitude: 7 Donor-Centered Practices

Posted by Marianne Celluccion April 23, 2015in Political Email Marketing, Targeted Email Marketing

The job of cultivating donors, engaging target audiences, and building personal relationships are all crucial to achieving fundraising success. With each step in the process, it’s easy to lose sight of the single-most important part of increasing fundraising and volunteerism: conveying gratitude. Below are 7 practices to help you focus on the donor experience, as well as develop and strengthen donor relationships by cultivating an attitude of gratitude:

4 Critical Phases of Email Marketing Automation – with Infographic

Posted by Net Atlantic Marketingon April 2, 2015November 1, 2016in Email Automation, Infographic, Transactional Email

A properly implemented email marketing campaign works much like a well-oiled machine. It’s effective, only requires a moderate amount of supervision and it produces results. And with little actual effort from its operators beyond its initial setup, no less. When you send out an individual mailing, it’s not this long, drawn out experience. You set things up the one time and it just hits the ground running, pretty much on its own.

Infographic: Leverage The Power of Email Automation

Posted by Net Atlantic Marketingon March 26, 2015November 1, 2016in Email Automation, Infographic, Transactional Email

Make email truly work for you through the power of automation. With it, you can set up and deploy a multitude of microcampaigns comprised of one-off messages sent in response to predetermined triggers like purchases being made, anniversary dates being reached, or sign ups getting generated. No more hovering over the SEND button and waiting for such events to turn up. Nope. The campaigns just run themselves and they hit SEND for you.

What One-Off Triggered Email Campaigns Should You be Using

Posted by Miller Ramoson March 19, 2015April 8, 2015in Email Marketing Best Practices, Transactional Email

When people talk about drip campaigns, they typically refer to those campaigns that are automatically executed over a period of time, very often comprised of a couple different messages sent off every now and again. But, really, email marketing automation is also inclusive of those campaigns that are comprised of a single message made in direct response to a single event. That is to say, drip campaigns of only one message. And, really, it’s the constant firing off of these disparate one-off messages without your having to do so individually that constitutes part of what makes email marketing automation so useful.

Infographic: Increase Engagement With Triggered and Transactional Emails

Posted by Net Atlantic Marketingon March 12, 2015November 1, 2016in Infographic, Transactional Email

Increase engagement through relevant targeted marketing communications driven directly by user behavior, profile or demographics — in real-time. Automating your emails is a great way to increase the success of your email marketing program, improve customer service and strengthen relationships. As compared to other email campaigns, automated event-triggered messages are the most effective at driving revenues because they are immediate.

Rolling Out a Successful Lifecycle Marketing Campaign

Posted by jjones1208on March 5, 2014April 8, 2015in Email Automation

Not too long ago, one of our clients was asking about the best way to roll out a lifecycle marketing campaign (LCM or drip). For those of you who are not aware of what an LCM campaign is – it is an email marketing technique for sending multiple messages to a group of subscribers in an automated fashion. This client’s goal was to increase qualified leads in order to boost sales.

The importance of measuring ROI (and how to improve your campaign results!)

Posted by Karen Frascaon May 31, 2013July 8, 2015in Email Marketing Tracking & Reporting

How do you determine whether or not an email campaign was successful? Are you spending a lot of time, effort and budget on your email marketing efforts, only to see minimal return on your investment? What parameters are you using to measure your campaign results?

If you’re unsure of the answer to any or all of these questions, it could be time to make ROI a higher priority in your overall email marketing strategy.

How to build great relationships with dialogue marketing

Posted by Karen Frascaon May 24, 2013July 8, 2015in Marketing Strategy

You’ve probably heard a lot about “joining the conversation” and “building relationships” in the context of social media, but have you considered how these ideas could apply to your email marketing strategy? It might be time to give it some serious thought.

Periodic emails updating your subscribers about what you and/or your organization have going on may no longer be enough to get you the results you want. You need to start engaging your customers and prospects in an ongoing dialogue in order to create lasting relationships.

Win the Attention of Undecided Prospects

Posted by Marianne Celluccion April 30, 2013April 17, 2014in Marketing Strategy

Email marketing is still one of the most effective channels to nurture prospects due to its low cost, and the willingness of buyers to receive email from companies with whom they already have some kind of relationship. According to DemandGen Report, nurtured leads produce, on average, a 20% increase in sales opportunities versus non-nurtured leads. The following lead nurturing best practices will help you build relationships with your prospects:

Get their permission. Before sending marketing messages to your prospects, be sure to ask for their explicit permission, preferably via double opt-in, so they do not see it as unsolicited email or spam. This shows respect by giving your prospects a choice, which will set the tone for relationship building and partnership. The success of your email marketing campaign depends on this more than anything else.
Automate your lead nurture strategy. Implement automatically triggered campaigns (a series of automated emails called a “drip” campaign) that deliver consistent brand messages at specified time intervals and when leads reach certain milestones. Drip marketing is a strategy that will help you keep your company fresh in your recipients’ minds until they’re ready to buy. Over time, as prospects respond, you’ll learn more about their needs and interests.

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