01 Oct, 2015

Email Marketing & CRM Seminar 1 October 2015

Event Details

The Hospital Club, Covent Garden

Email: the original outbound marketing channel, and still the best. Other sectors may get may get the press, but email delivers a higher ROI than all of them. In this session our team of industry experts explain how to get your emails seen, opened and acted on to ensure you’re a winner in the inbox.

 

2.00pm

Registration and networking

2.30-3.00

Thinking Ahead: Three Actionable Tips To Get More Out Of Your Data

Andy will share his experience of working with clients across a range of sectors to highlight some quick wins with email marketing and analytics. Focused on specific KPIs and objectives, Andy will highlight key areas and give practical hints and tips you can implement back in the office.

3.00-3.30

Coherence – The Power to Move Crowds

As a brand we get 0.001 per cent of the consumer’s attention, and with that we need to change consumer choices. With the odds so heavily stacked against us, how can we leverage the latest thinking to amplify the effect of the message? Richard will look at how psychology, big data and even weather prediction hold the key to creating a coherent approach that compounds over time to create massively amplified effects.

3.30-4.00

Building the Bigger Picture: Marketing Automation and CRM

The journey today’s customers take when making purchase decisions is complex. This has put pressure on marketing and sales teams to understand customers better, nurture leads more effectively and use their data to be more relevant and targeted. The traditional CRM system alone falls drastically short in supporting these activities. To build a marketing strategy that supports the customer journey and helps your sales team to close those leads, the pieces of the data puzzle must be combined through an integrated system.

4.00-4.30

Networking break

4.30-5.00

Why Your Most Active Customers May Not be Engaged At All!

In a world where your subscribers expect to receive relevant and personalised messages in their inbox, measuring engagement is more important than ever before. In his presentation Dela Quist reviews the way we currently measure engagement and asks whether it is time to re-think what email marketing metrics we use and how we measure success. Loaded with data to substantiate his findings, this is a session not to be missed.

5.00-5.30

'Creatalytics': Finding and Exploiting the Things we Didn’t Know that We Didn’t Know

Standard reporting metrics are an important part of day-to-day marketing operations, but could exploratory analytics uncover opportunities missed by the same old KPIs? Dane will look at how getting creative with data can uncover profitable behavioural insights, even in areas where unknown knowledge gaps exist.

5.30-7.00

Networking and drinks
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