1. Dynamic Email Marketing Dan Ogdon, Director of Marketing - Swiftpage April 2008

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4. 4 Blacklist of your sending IP address Why Third Party ESP’s?

5. 5 Send limit restrictions: 50 – 100 emails through your systems Why Third Party ESP’s?

6. 6 Third Parties Are in the Know – Providing metrics that matter: Opens Clicks Bounced Suppressed And more… Why Third Party ESP’s?

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8. 8 Set objectives, goals and expectations: What do I want out of this campaign? Ie: 30% open rate, 5% click rate, 75% attendance It All Starts with the List

9. 9 Define your targets – Segment your list appropriately Know who you’re sending to It All Starts with the List

10. 10 Take the time to clean your list: Old email addresses Invalid email addresses Incomplete email addresses It All Starts with the List

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12. 12 Is your content relevant? Do your recipients want to receive what you’re sending them? A Message with Meaning

13. 13 Personalize each message: From Address Branding in subject line Contact Info in Body Merge Custom Fields (Hi Dan,) A Message with Meaning

14. 14 Keep your message short – Put long descriptions on landing pages A Message with Meaning

15. 15 Demand attention: Subject Lines Titles like the ‘Times Strong Relevant Imagery A Message with Meaning

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17. 17 Use Stock imagery: Istockphoto.com Photos.com Gettyimages.com Killer Creative | Unmistakable Action

18. 18 Make A Bold Statement Killer CreativeKiller Creative | Unmistakable Action

19. 19 Call to Action Above and Below the Fold – but test: Placement Text Link Button Link Color Scheme Be forward and shameless Killer CreativeKiller Creative | Unmistakable Action

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21. 21 Landing page should carry the same theme: Imagery Colors Language Tone - Familiarity Killer CreativeKiller Creative | Unmistakable Action

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23. 23 Are you making it to the Inbox? Industry standards: Open Rate – 30% Click Rate – 3% Get Ready to hit Inboxes

24. 24 Email Authentication: Safe Sender ID – SPF Domain Keys - DKIM Get Ready to hit Inboxes

25. 25 Are you Trusted? Whitelist Safe Sender List Address Book Get Ready to hit Inboxes

26. 26 Will spam filters junk your email? Free tools to find out: Swiftpage.com/spamcheck Spamcop.com Spamcheck.sitesell.com Get Ready to hit Inboxes

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28. 28 Umm……now what? Now what? Metrics that Matter

29. 29 What you should look for: Open Rate (Delivered/opens) Click Rate (Opens/Clicks) Delivered Vs. Sent Bounced Opted Out Now what? Metrics that Matter

30. 30 Small changes can make improvements: Subject lines CTA placement Content Relevancy Email Length Now what? Metrics that Matter

31. 31 Test, Test, Test Now what? Metrics that Matter

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33. 33 Links clicked aren’t just links clicked – they give you valuable, actionable data: Know what’s most interesting Know who’s most interested Email Becomes Your Foundation

34. 34 Intelligently update your database Email Becomes Your Foundation

35. 35 Email Becomes Your Foundation

36. 36 Questions? Contact Information: Tim Meile – Sales Director 877.228.8377 x 112