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E-Mail Marketing: Strategies, Stats, Techniques & ToolsPublished by: eMarketer Published: Aug. 1, 2002 - 188 Pages Table of ContentsMethodology I E-Mail Marketing: Spends & Trends A. Spending, Costs, and Budgets B. Users and Accounts C. E-Mail Marketing Models D. Marketing Objectives E. Consumer Attitudes F. Why E-Mail? (Marketer Attitudes) II Goals: What Color is Your Customer? III The E-Mail Marketing Process IV The Keys to E-Mail Marketing: Permission & Privacy Index of Charts AbstractDoubleClick projects that e-mail marketing budgets will increase by 17.0% in 2002 - nearly twice the rate of other types of online marketing, which are expected to gain 9.0%, or TV, print and radio, which are all expected to decrease. It also reports that 61% of marketers plan to increase their e-mail marketing budget in 2002, with only 5% decreasing. The low cost is one of the major factors driving e-mail marketing's growth.If you are in advertising, sales, media, CRM, marketing or business development, the E-Mail Marketing: Strategies, Stats, Techniques & Tools report contains information that can help you use e-mail for advertising, sales and CRM more effectively. E-Mail Marketing gives you detailed analysis on Why E-Mail: Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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