Email marketing is a tried and true strategy. But in today’s digital age, cutting through the clutter of your customers’ inboxes is trickier than ever before. Today, an estimated 333 billion emails are delivered and received every day. But brands have found a way to rise above the digital noise:
In today’s business climate, customer loyalty is increasingly elusive. According to research from Inmar Intelligence, almost 65% of consumers have switched brands either “often” or “very often” within the past three months. With that being said, it’s more important than ever to make the most of your current customers —
While many business owners focus on marketing their products and services to new customers, it’s important to pay attention to the customers that you already have. Your current customers are a source of repeat sales, whether you’re selling physical goods or digital marketing services. Good retention marketing practices help you
Video is now a key component of any social media platform. Facebook is experimenting with new video features. LinkedIn is incorporating video into its own interface. And TikTok has won over demographics of all ages with their short, snackable videos. To effectively engage your own customers on social media, then,
Retirement planning is alarmingly low worldwide. In the U.S., nearly 60% of employees do not have a retirement account. Across the pond, only 43% of U.K. employees are confident they’ll retire at the age they want. The current solution? Automatically enroll employees in a pension fund. But auto-enrollment fails to
It’s undeniable that video is an important tool for online marketing because it humanizes your brand, boosts engagement and brings customers closer to your brand message.
Utility companies, let’s talk — it’s time to revamp your CX. A recent study released by J.D. Power shows customer satisfaction scores among utility companies are shrinking. The culprit? A reluctance to adapt to our increasingly digital world.
The value of brand loyalty cannot be overstated — especially in the banking sector. Loyal customers recommend their bank up to 6x more, spend 25% more (on average) on their credit cards and are less likely to switch to a competitor, according to a study by Bain & Company. It’s
Imagine you’re about to contact a company’s customer service. You come to find out the employees are unhelpful and the wait time is long. Would you continue to do business with them?
It’s no secret content is king. But now that the secret’s out, it seems every and any brand is pushing their own content — and it’s too much for customers to keep up with.
