Category: 'Email Marketing'

Clean Up Your Email List Management

By John Leary

It’s time to clear the cobwebs from your in-house email lists. Good news: it’s not nearly as painful as cleaning the fuzzy leftover experiments from the back of your fridge (don’t deny it). Better yet, we’ve made it as easy for you as possible (other than hiring someone to do it)! We’ve combined leading Email Service Provider (ESP) statistics and our own experience and data into a concise list of general guidelines. The result is a great overview of the when, why and how of email list maintenance.

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Looking Back: Part 2

By Austin & Williams

Not to leave anyone out, here's Part 2 of our big reveal. As you read last week, almost all of our predictions came true for 2010. Today's installment demonstrates that even if our predictions didn't completely come true, we weren't that far off!

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Looking Back: How'd We Do?

By Austin & Williams

Having revealed our predictions for 2011, we felt it was only appropriate to let you know how well we did (or in rare instances, didn't do) with our predictions for 2010. Take a look!

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Looking Ahead: Our Predictions for 2011

By Austin & Williams

2011Keeping with tradition, Austin & Williams is pleased to present this year's predictions for what the New Year will hold in the world of advertising. Social Media and Mobile are hot topics, as well as the ever-evolving topic of SEO, but our staff is also forecasting a return to some of the classics, such as print and direct mail. If you thought 2010 was an exciting time for advertisers, hang on for 2011!

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The College Decision-Making Process: Tips From the Front Line

By Barbara Esposito

College choiceThis fall, our son will be a freshman at a small engineering school at a university in upstate New York. When my husband and I say our good-byes, we’ll also breathe one huge sigh of relief. It’s not because we’re happy to see him leave (not really, anyway), or because his partial academic scholarship makes his private school tuition just about affordable, or even because he’ll get to continue to pursue his passion for soccer at the varsity level. It’s because the college selection process – which has pretty much consumed our lives for the last two years – will finally be over (at least until our daughter becomes a junior in 2011).

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