How to avoid the mistakes most marketers make when personalising emails

Enrich your email-marketing strategy with these valuable tips from Everlytic and expert Kath Pay   Everlytic, SA’s leading bulk-communication and automation platform, recently hosted a UK event featuring keynote speaker Kath Pay, the best-selling author of Holistic Email Marketing, who was named the ANA Email Experience Council’s (EEC) Thought Leader of the Year in 2021.… keep reading →

Email personalization: 8 Common, Seldom Discussed and Fixable Mistakes

Email Personalization: 8 Common, Seldom Discussed but Fixable Mistakes

As email marketers, we know we need to personalize the messages we send our subscribers and customers. I can’t think of a single statistic, case study or survey that claims an email program made up of one-to-everyone campaigns outperforms personalization. Instead, you’ll find statistics like these: 72% of customers will engage only with personalized messages… keep reading →

The Art & Science of Email Personalisation & AI

Email marketing is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with personalisation and AI leading the charge. But how do these two powerful tools intersect to create truly impactful email campaigns? This is the question posed in Episode 3 of the “Email & More” series, where Skip Fidura, our trusted moderator, dives deep into “The Art &… keep reading →

Sky and top of modern building in blue | re-activation or re-engagement email program

A reactivation email program is not a re-engagement program

A re-engagement and reactivation email program are not the same, so don’t send everyone the same ‘We Miss You’ emails. I’m a little irritated right now. A brand sent me an email with this subject line: “Do you still want to hear from us?” I see emails like this one all the time, but this… keep reading →

What the heck is zero-party data and why should we care?

What the heck is zero-party data and why should we care?

A term originally coined by Forrester, “zero-party data” refers to the information collected directly from an individual. Whether that be from a form, quiz, competition entry, survey and more, this counts as zero-party data. Now you might be thinking, wait, hang on, isn’t that just 1st party data you’re talking about? Seemingly yes but as… keep reading →