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Targeting Users That Clicked But Didn't Convert

Posted by Tamara Gielen on Jan 13, 2006 | Permalink | Category: Case Studies

The marketing people at Greenbrier resort tested sending a follow-up email (with a stronger call to action and a discount) to all recipients of a previous campaign that did clicked through but didn't convert. The results were pretty good, so you might want to give this a try as well...

You can read the case study on the MarketingSherpa website (open access until Jan 23rd).  

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hi,
after reading a lot of literature about email marketing and how to construct a successful marketing campaign email, my hit rate is low. I dont know why? are there any kind of sample email campaign's where i can have an idea of where i went wrong...... i am looking out for marketing IT Consulting

If you're looking for samples of email campaigns, you might want to visit the Campaign Monitor blog (http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/). MarketingSherpa also has some case studies that could be of interest (http://www.marketingsherpa.com/). You could join the Email Roundtable discussion group and ask the other members of the group for advice (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/emailroundtable/)

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