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How can I grow my subscriber list?

23. July 2010

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In this blog I’ll be focussing on helping you to grow the number of subscribers you have in your Sign-Up.to account. This blog contains helpful advice, hints and tips on how to go about this using Facebook, Twitter and other forms of advertisement to grow your subscriber base. Buy advertising space – not lists

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Permission vs. Spam

8. June 2010

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There’s one thing that separates great email marketing from spam. Permission. It’s the vital ingredient to any email marketing program and the principles of permission marketing are at the core of our business. Did you know that we have an automated spam feedback loop with major ISPs such as Hotmail and AOL, and that we [...]

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AOL’s spring cleaning means more efficient email marketing for you

27. May 2010

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What has happened? AOL have this week closed down a large number of disused email accounts. As is common with any free and popular service, over the course of time a significant proportion of accounts opened fall into disuse; as people’s ISP or other preferences change, they may start using another mail provider and stop [...]

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10 great things you (probably) never knew you could do…

25. May 2010

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We’ve been developing Sign-Up.to for over 7 years now, so it’s packed with features. So many in fact that sometimes we even forget about some of them! Here are ten of the lesser known features that we think you’ll find really useful.

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Mobile marketing – engaging customers with SMS

23. April 2010

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Your Sign-Up.to account offers you a great way to engage with your customers beyond their computer desktops. Mobile marketing gives you the ability to communicate with your audience wherever they are using SMS messages. By setting up an SMS text-in service you make it simple for people to contact you using their mobile phone. The [...]

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The 7 stages of a great PPC list-building campaign

5. March 2010

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Last week, I mentioned the 3 different types of skills you need to master to be able to build a really successful PPC campaign. These skills; Creative, Trading and Technical all combine together to make the PPC process an effective and profitable one. Now there are a number of different techniques and ways to build [...]

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Want A Bigger Mailing list? Try PPC…

26. February 2010

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In the first of a series of guest posts, Mike Theodoulou from 1UpSearch.co.uk talks about using PPC as part of your Email Marketing strategy. So, you’ve been building your mailing list with Sign-Up.to for some time, you’ve got to grips with sending mails, you probably understand your database and how it responds to an email. You [...]

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When do people in the UK open marketing emails?

8. January 2010

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We’re often asked when the best time to send an email campaign is. To help provide some insight for the UK market we’ve just run an analysis of 200 million UK emails sent through Sign-Up.to in late 2009, to see the time of day and day of week that get the most open activity. The [...]

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Free email marketing for charities – vote now!

30. November 2009

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At this festive time of year we wanted to give something back, so we’re pleased to announce that voting in our Charity 5 competition is now open! We’re giving away 5 packages of email, mobile and social media marketing worth over £6,000 each to charities that you choose. Anyone can vote and the 5 charities [...]

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Gaining and retaining subscribers

30. October 2009

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Essential to good Permission Marketing is a quality database of interested subscribers.  Contacting people who do not want to hear from you is spamming, and as well as being a waste of time and money it can also seriously damage the reputation of your brand. It’s much better to spend some time thinking about how [...]

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