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Time to publicly thank the companies whose sponsorship support keeps this blog a free, independent, productive and public resource.
Campaigner, who are running a series of 100 daily tips to ensure your retail email program is ready and optimized for the critical sales period from Labor day to the New Year.
VerticalResponse, who have added surveys to their existing email and postcard marketing solutions.
StreamSend Email Marketing, whose deliverability webinar is now open to the public, not just to existing customers.
Listrak, who recently added a Geo Tracking Map feature to their email marketing solution.
EmailReach, who have a free trial of their delivery audit.
mobileStorm, who just released a new white paper on email deliverability.
Topica, who have a 14-day free trial of their email marketing and sales solution.
sendcube, who let you tag your email links to identify broader trends beyond per-link clickthrough data.
Time to publicly thank the companies whose sponsorship support keeps this blog a free, independent, productive and public resource.
Campaigner, who are running a series of 100 daily tips to ensure your retail email program is ready and optimized for the critical sales period from Labor day to the New Year.
VerticalResponse, who have added surveys to their existing email and postcard marketing solutions.
StreamSend Email Marketing, whose deliverability webinar is now open to the public, not just to existing customers.
Listrak, who recently added a Geo Tracking Map feature to their email marketing solution.
EmailReach, who have a free trial of their delivery audit.
mobileStorm, who just released a new white paper on email deliverability.
Topica, who have a 14-day free trial of their email marketing and sales solution.
sendcube, who let you tag your email links to identify broader trends beyond per-link clickthrough data.
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