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ISSUE 12 - Left Brain
15 June 2009
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Issue 12 Don't lose contact with your subscribers?


Find out how engaged Email-Worx subscriber's lists are.

Congratulations to Bryon Grant from Message Systems, this month's winner.

Our giveaway's evolving... stay tuned in our next issue we'll uncover how you can win one of these great prizes!


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This Issue:
Metric of the Month - Measure recency to improve your life cycle marketing
AWCM Index - Time: should you lead or follow?
Naked Email - Keeping you engaged
Email-Worx is 6 months old this week and this issue is the last installment of all the articles and features we promised you in issue 0. So far we have brought you 7 video thought pieces, given away 6 Wii's (no one who won asked for a netbook), brought you the AWCM index, revealed all in Naked Email and much, much more!

Although you have mostly kept your thoughts to yourselves, we've had some good feedback and our metrics tell us that we have done a pretty good job. We hope you think so too.

Next week in issue 13 we will reveal our plans for the next 6 months. Enjoy!
Hilton "I like working with Alchemy Worx because they always want what's best for our subscribers" Kirsty Montgomery -
Senior International Email & Affiliate Marketing Manager
Metric of the Month
The AWCM Index
Naked Email
Metric of the Month
Staying in touch with your subscribers

Recency is a measure of how long it has been since any given subscriber or group of subscribers on your list interacted with your email campaign.

We show you how to set recency benchmarks and why meeting them will influence and enhance your approach to triggered campaigns, timing and targeting of offers, lifecycle messaging and ultimately your results.
The AWCM Index
Should you follow the herd or avoid it?

This month The AWCM index reveals that 67% of the emails we received on a weekday follow a very basic time of day strategy. At the weekend email marketers follow a very different strategy.

Are they following the herd because it's what their customers want or because it is convenient for them?

Is there an opportunity to improve results by avoiding the clutter?
Naked Email
What keeps you engaged and interacting

70% of our subscriber base (you) opened at least one issue of Email-Worx in the last 2 months and 40% of you have clicked on at least one article.

By contrast 5.2% of you have not opened and 11.5% of you have not clicked on an issue since February.

Find out what articles have had the most impact on Recency and how web analytics changed the picture.
How tracking recency can improve your results
Find out when most email gets sent
Did you miss the most popular article? Find out now
Required Reading
Events

Pat LaPointe published a great article on MediaPost earlier this month. He outlines a new approach to analysing data, how it can make you more effective and enhance the value of your analysis to your organization.

'Email's new best practices' is a great article by Chris Marriott on iMedia Connection. It covers the welcome process, headers and transactional messages. It's so good we forgive him for arbitrarily defining 50 characters as a "short" subject line.

More stuff on Twitter this month: 'Twitter hype punctured by study' from the BBC looks at the real reach of twitter; while Kevin Hillstrom's 'Twitter KPIs' reveals how you can quantify its effectiveness.


Inbox Outbox 09
June 16/17 - London

Email Marketing Essentials 101
June 26 - NY
July 21 - San Jose
August 7 - LA

De Nationale E-Mail Marketing Conference
September 10 - Utrecht

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