Wanting to have campaigns that are best tailored to individual customers, you need to pay attention to many factors. At first, it seems downright impossible to segment your audience properly, since people have different interests. But what if you could see what actions a particular user performs? Learn about behavioral data analysis and how to use it in conjunction with Marketing Automation.
Marketing automation is a versatile tool that can be used to improve the effectiveness of your marketing strategy, save a lot of time, and improve user experience (UX). What’s more, marketing automation can easily be used in almost all sectors and industries!
In the next post we will talk about our CDP (Customer Data Platform). But when it comes to your contacts (clients, users, vendors, etc.) and keeping them organized – our contact database management feature is perfectly sufficient. In this post, we want to show you some of the features of this tool so that you can see how to automate the majority of work related to your databases. Let’s get right to it!
Regardless of the type of business you run, conversion plays a key role. It allows us to determine how many customers did what we wanted, e.g. clicked a given link, signed up for a loyalty program, or purchased a product on the website. We will show you how to use marketing automation scenarios to help increase conversions on your website.
Even if you have the best automation tool, you won't realize its full potential without measuring its effectiveness. How do you know if what you're doing is right? We will help you assess the effectiveness of your marketing automation.
So, you decided to organize an industry event for your customers, stakeholders, and coworkers. That’s a big assignment! There’s a lot of planning involved, as well as other things such as marketing, agenda, invitations, and venue. Thankfully, with our help, you can automate many elements on your to-do list. Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? Let’s have a look.
We admit that; pop-ups aren’t the internet’s favorite advertising form. Did you know that Ethan Zuckerman, the man who invented pop-up ads, has even apologized to the world for his invention?
