People are ready to travel. After 2 years spent mostly at home in front of our screens, most of us crave new experiences and adventures. And the data supports this — 25% of travelers expect to travel more than before COVID-19 while 58% expect to go back to their usual
For many, the new year is an opportunity to look back at memories made — the good times, the big wins, maybe some lessons learned. Video can be a great way for brands to get in on the action. Personalized year-in-review videos help you engage customers with relevant, data-driven content
Email marketing is a powerful tool. Despite the continued growth and innovation of other channels, email campaigns remain the best way to promote your brand.
Kindred Group, one of the world’s leading online gambling operators, has seen increased engagement and conversions following its data-driven video campaigns.
In a world filled with information and content overload, the average consumer is an expert at filtering out irrelevant and uninteresting content. So how can brands capture and keep their customer’s attention? Two words: Personalized Video.
The marketing industry has moved beyond questioning whether or not to personalize. I think we can all unanimously agree that not personalizing your marketing efforts is a pretty serious oversight. (Yet somehow, there’s still 14% of marketers out there not investing in personalization.)
Imagine, if you will, a world without marketing personalization. A world where, regardless of how many times you interacted with a company, no matter how frequently you set preferences and shared data about yourself, you weren’t treated like an individual. Heck, you weren’t even remembered. Can people live without marketing
Why bother keeping an eye on your current customers if there’s a whole world of potential new customers ripe for the picking, right? Unfortunately for everyone, that seems to be the mentality of quite a few businesses, and it couldn’t be more wrong. While there may be a short-term gain
If you want to evaluate how effective your customer service program is, simply take a look at your customer retention rate. To put it simply, the definition of retention is keeping your customers. More broadly, it includes the actions brands take to reduce customer churn. The retention rate meaning, therefore,
These days, it’s commonplace to make a purchase at a shop, cafe or online store and get asked to join its loyalty program. Many times, these programs are enticing. Getting perks for simply continuing your spending habits seems like a no-brainer and is probably why U.S. consumers hold more than
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