Kelly Lorenz reviews Rooms To Go’s welcome message. Read through the pros and cons and best practices of a company that almost got it right.
Archive for the ‘Promotional Email’ Category
Join Rooms To Go’s super secret society
Posted in bad email, Email Marketing, Not So Great Email, Promotional Email, Retail Email, Welcome Email, tagged call to action, Preheader, Rooms To Go, Subject Line on June 15, 2010 | 8 Comments »
When’s my baby due?
Posted in email engagement, Email Marketing, Not So Great Email, Promotional Email, Retail Email, tagged best practices, geo-targeting, Preferences, subscriber profile, Target on April 8, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Kelly Lorenz of Bronto Software reviews Target’s (supposedly) geo-targeted email promotions.
Piperlime and Chanel: Solving My Problems
Posted in email engagement, Email Marketing, Great Email, Promotional Email, Retail Email, tagged best practices, copywriting, email strategy, informational selling, selling your products on February 17, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Are you selling your email subscribers on the reasons to shop with you and buy your products? Kelly Lorenz reviews this concept and provides stellar examples of this in action from Piperlime and Chanel.
Amazon: I love you, but what were you thinking?
Posted in Email Marketing, Not So Great Email, Promotional Email, Retail Email, Uncategorized, tagged Amazon, email strategy, Email tactics, Gift cards, Holiday, Online retail, Personalization, Segmentation on January 12, 2010 | 5 Comments »
The Email Zoo analyzes Amazon.com’s recent message regarding gift cards and how to best utilize personalization and segmentation.
Johnston & Murphy Shuns the Imagery
Posted in Email Marketing, Not So Great Email, Promotional Email, tagged johnston and murphy on January 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
To be fair, I have no clue how I got onto the Johnston & Murphy email list. I don’t remember signing up for it. It’s likely that someone with an email address very close to mine in Gmail (and my original Gmail address–I have several–is very basic) mistyped their address. Regardless of how I ended [...]
Email Signup Hide and Go Seek.
Posted in email acquisition, Email Marketing, email rendering, Promotional Email, tagged email acquisition, email best practices, email experience, Email Marketing, Promotional Email, toys r us, toysrus.com, User experience on December 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
People whom have heard me talk and blog in general know that one of my biggest pet peeves are organizations that love to hide their email signup on their homepage. For organizations that are dependent on email marketing for a significant portion of the revenue stream, their email signup should be obvious to the user [...]
You’re Killin’ Me, Abercrombie
Posted in Email Marketing, Promotional Email, Retail Email, tagged abercrombie and fitch, christmas, holiday email, Retail Email on December 3, 2009 | 11 Comments »
I wrote about Abercrombie & Fitch’s experiments with horizontal orientation in their emails. The rumors I heard were that the horizontal was a success. I’ve been monitoring A&F’s emails ever since. But after the past few days, I’m about ready to opt out or, dare I say, mark their messages as “This is Spam.” There [...]