Category: Email Marketing

10 Rules for Designing Responsive Email

By Carlos Perez, Associate Creative Director, Beasley Direct Marketing Audiences today trade off fluidly between desktop, tablet and phone devices. It goes without saying that your direct response email might show up on any or all of these—and it must...

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Beasley Direct Marketing, Inc. Becomes an Email Marketing Service Agency for OpenTable

MORGAN HILL, CA News Facts: Beasley Direct Marketing, Inc. (www.BeasleyDirect.com) of Northern California has become an email marketing agency for OpenTable. Work will focus on email strategy, email deliverability, and execution of several email marketing programs. About us: Beasley Direct Marketing, Inc. (www.BeasleyDirect.com) is...

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Why It Takes 7 to 13+ Touches To Deliver a Qualified Sales Lead (Part 5: Case Study)

By Laurie B. Beasley, Co-Founder and President, Beasley Direct Marketing, and Tom Judge, Vice President Strategy, Direct Marketing Partners  In the previous four installations of this topic, we discussed what it takes to deliver a qualified, sales-ready lead. In summary,...

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Content Marketing and the Sales Funnel: An Indirect Road to Direct Sales

By Laurie B. Beasley, President, Beasley Direct and Online Marketing  Content Marketing Content marketing is a newish term for an oldish concept. That is, surround your customers with information and education they need to feel motivated to do business with you....

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Email Marketing Goes Mobile

By Laurie Beasley, CEO, Beasley Direct Marketing Mobile Email Marketing Best Practices We’ve known for a while now that mobile is a critical factor in all things marketing. This is particularly true for email marketing today. Between October 2010 and October 2012,...

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Key Principles of Website Usability Part 1: Why the Heck Should I Care?

By John Thyfault,Vice President of Search & Social Strategy, Beasley Direct Marketing and Instructor, Online Marketing Institute and UC Santa Cruz Extension in Silicon Valley This is the first posting in a series about what it takes to make a website so...

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