| Email Marketing Automation: Improve ROI without Lifting a Finger |
In today’s economy, email marketers must do more with less to an extreme that most have never seen in their careers. In companies of all sizes, resources are shrinking and expectations are growing. Smaller teams with fewer dollars are being asked to deliver even greater results - more ROI, more revenue, and more rationale for funding future programs.
So how do you make a bigger impact with fewer resources and less time?
Automated email marketing can lead you to open rates of 40% or higher. How do you get your piece of that pie? On Demand Webcast - View It Now!
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Matt Hayes is the director of full service account management at Lyris. He and his team are responsible for providing customers with complete managed services for email marketing, Web analytics and search engine marketing. Matt has developed successful email and online marketing programs for large and small brands across a variety of industries. |
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Cathi Mason is the director of marketing programs at Lyris. She is the published author of numerous email and online marketing best practices guides, whitepapers, and blogs, and is a frequent speaker on these topics. Cathi has developed effective and efficient marketing programs for B2B and B2C companies like Autodesk, DIRECTV, Broderbund and Mindjet. |
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As a special bonus, all Webcast attendees will receive a link to download the helpful guide: Lyris Email Marketing Automation How-to Guide - an actionable guide designed to help you improve your email campaign ROI right away.
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About the Author
Linda Cleary manages demand generation marketing programs at Lyris.
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In today’s economy, email marketers must do more with less to an extreme that most have never seen in their careers. In companies of all sizes, resources are shrinking and expectations are growing. Smaller teams with fewer dollars are being asked to deliver even greater results - more ROI, more revenue, and more rationale for funding future programs.




