From the Vendors: Integrating Online and Print Media, Interpreting Declining Email Open Rates
September 13th, 2006
Two interesting pieces from vendors in the last few days. First, Pam Fielding at E-Advocates has an article about integrating print and online materials into an activist-building campaign, and takes the opportunity to hawk a new print-on-demand product that the company is offering.
Next, Karen Matheson and Eve Fox at M&R Strategic Services have prepared a report about the apparent declines many organizations have seen in the rates at which their activist and fundraising emails are opened by recipients. Many of us have feared community-wide list exhaustion (and I still do), but they argue that image-blocking by email programs is skewing the stats.
– cpd
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- Political TV Saturation Driving Commercial Advertisers to Google In-Stream Video Ads
- Wrapping Up the Email Deliverability and Effectiveness Debate
- We Need a Divorce! Separating Content and Delivery Method


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