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Arranging seminars with e-mail invitations
Mar 25 2008 / Anders FrankelAs you may have noticed, we are quite fond of arranging seminars on e-mail marketing at Apsis.
What makes you click?
Mar 25 2008 / ApsisEach and every day, more than 183 billion e-mail messages are sent globally
Email school, part 4: To reach the inbox
Feb 10 2008 / Anders FrankelEmail school, part 4: To reach the inbox Is it really necessary to care about deliverability in connection with email marketing? Oh yes.
Email school, part 3
Feb 10 2008 / Lars Nilsson , Export salesEmail school, part 3 - To make people read your newsletter When using marketing via email there is an obvious chain of incidents that needs to work in order to get the proper results.
Modules and templates in Apsis Newsletter Pro
Jan 29 2008 / Mikael MolinIn Apsis Newsletter Pro, there are two different ways to create a newsletter.
Apsis Index
Jan 29 2008 / Anders FrankelOnce every three months, we at Apsis gather statistics for different types of newsletters to give you as a sender a few points of reference for your marketing.
Authentication of email
Dec 30 2007 / Anders FrankelAuthentication means that ISP gets the possibility to in fact verify who is the sender of an email.
Email marketing school, part 2
Dec 29 2007 / Lars Nilsson , Export salesIn Apsis’s last newsletter we considered some important tips on how to increase the number of subscribers to your newsletters via email.
E-mailmarketing school, part 1
Dec 28 2007 / Anders FrankelWelcome to the first part of our email marketing school, a serie of articles for You how wants to succeed with Your email marketing.
Shorter headlines gives better response
Oct 30 2007 / Lars Nilsson , Export salesResearch shows that short headlines increases the possiblities to get a better openrate
Do you think before?
Oct 4 2007 / Lars NilssonCross your heart, do you spend that extra time on the newsletter that is needed to maximize the result of the newsletter sent out?