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© 2012 Marketo, Inc. Marketo Proprietary and Confidential
Maria
Pergolino,
Marketo
Master Mobile Email Marketing
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Agenda
• Why Mobile?
• Email Marketing Basics
• Making It All Work on Mobile
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How well would you describe the extent to
which your company has a strategy for
optimizing email marketing for mobile
devices?
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Why Mobile?
Image: Brad Frost Web, 2012
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Smartphone Users
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Mobile Phone Activities
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So why does this matter to marketing?
• 88% of people check emails on their mobile phone daily -Return Path
• 97% of emails are opened and viewed just once -Litmus
• 63% of Americans will either close or delete an email not optimized for mobile. -E-Dialog
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Lots of Ways You Should Consider Mobile
• SMS
• MMS
• Applications
• Bluetooth
• Location Based Marketing
• QR Codes
• Mobile Websites
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Email Best Practice Review
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B2B versus B2C Email Marketing
1. Distance
2. Permission
3. Messaging
4. Recipients
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Permission for Email Marketing
Pros Cons
CAN-SPAM
Only
• Minimal effort
• “Legal” in the eyes of government regulations
• Grows your database quickly
• Risks poor deliverability score and bad reputation
• Despite database growth, relationship quality will not improve
Single Opt-in
Approach
• Demonstrates a pro-active concern for permission
• Prospects might remember that they opted in
• Increases deliverability and sender reputation scores
• Still assumes that just because prospects requested information one time, they want to hear from you again
Double Opt-in
Approach
• Demonstrates the most concern for privacy and relevancy
• Subscribers truly want to hear from you
• Increases deliverability rates and send reputation scores
• Adds another layer of complexity and communication with potential subscribers
• Risks losing subscribers in the confirmation process
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Establish Preferences
Let prospects customize nurturing communications
• Frequency
• Timing
• Format
• Interests
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Determine What Goes to Sales
• Common Strategies
• Send Everything to Sales
• Send Everything to Telemarketing
• Let Sales Cherry-Pick and Nurture Others
• Define a “Sales-Ready” Lead and Send Only Those
• Common Ways to Define “Sales Ready”
• Demographic Attributes
• BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timeframe)
• Completeness of Data Profile
• Behavioral Attributes
• Lead Score
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Lead Recycling
Opportunity 19%
Disqualified 7%
Recycled: No Contact
53%
Recycled: Not Ready
21%
Actual Marketo Results Outcome of Sales-Ready Leads
Marketing – Sales Alignment is an imperative
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Content Mapping
Profiles
Buying Stages
Content
1.Map your existing content
2.Blank cells determine your content roadmap
3.Short content is good!
4.Test and optimize
5.Start small, think big and adapt quickly
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Mobile Email Optimization
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No Standards
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Most Popular Email Clients
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Mobile Email Opens
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Mobile Email Opens, Clicks and CTOs
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But Which Devices are Your Readers Using?
• Have them tell you: Survey or Subscription Center
• Review who Clicked Through
• Rely on web analytics
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From Name
• Keep From lines consistent
• Use a name they know (company name)
• Don’t have it come off salesy ([email protected])
• Match up with subscription center
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Subject
• Keep subjects short (40 characters or less)
• Write a subject like you would a headline • Be compelling
• Get to the point
• Don't mislead
• Focus on the end goal
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Pre-Header
• Keep it to 60+ characters or less
• Don’t duplicate the subject line
• Make sure to move “View online” or other links to the bottom
• Don’t give everything away
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Types of Emails
• Send critical emails in text
• Send others as a Multi-part MIME format
• Alternative: Give users the option of email type in your subscription center
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Formatting Considerations
1. Keep the size of the email small • No-one wants to wait to see an
• Readers don’t want their email boxes full
• Do this by being mindful of image size
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Formatting Considerations
1. Keep the size of the email small
2. Keep font size above 13 pixels for body text and 30 pixels for headlines
• If <13 text can resize
• Can eliminate resizing for iPhone and Android using: “-webkit-text-size-adjust: none;”
• Test for best results
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Formatting Considerations
1. Keep the size of the email small
2. Keep font size above 13 pixels for body text and 30 pixels for headlines
3. Don’t put links or clickable images close together
4. Ensure phone numbers and offers can be ‘tapped’
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Formatting Considerations
1. Keep the size of the email small
2. Keep font size above 13 pixels for body text and 30 pixels for headlines
3. Don’t put links or clickable images close together
4. Ensure phone numbers and offers can be ‘tapped’
5. Don't forget alt text
6. No Flash or GIFs
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Design for Deliverability
• Code Carefully
• Design Simply
• Test, Retest & Test Again
• Plus, don’t be afraid to get help!
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Testing
• Rendering on different devices
• Deliverability
• Readability and scanability
• Ability to click
• Offers
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Don’t Forget Social
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Forms and Videos in Emails
Problem:
Forms and videos may not work in many email clients, and will even vary depending on the internet browser
Solution:
Create an image of the form or video, and allow users to click to view
Image from FliteHaus Creative Agency
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Don’t Forget to Optimize the Destination
• Create a specific mobile landing page or test to ensure landing page can be easily viewed on a mobile device
• Keep content short and concise
• Ensure phone numbers click to call
• Make sure forms submit and videos can be played
• Make sure your page loads quickly: http://validator.w3.org/mobile/
• For blogs, consider a mobile plugin
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Participate in the Benchmark
www.marketo.com/benchmark
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Marketo: Take Your Email to the Next Level
Powerful and easy marketing automation:
• Triggered emails
• Drip emails
• Inbox deliverability technology
• WYSIWYG editor
• A/B testing
• Lead management / CRM integration
• ROI analytics
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Email Solution
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Marketo, Inc. 901 Mariners Island Suite 200 San Mateo, CA 94404
Direct: +1.650.376-2312 Mob: +1.415.710.2008 blog.marketo.com www.marketo.com
Maria Pergolino Sr. Director of Marketing
[email protected] @inboundmarketer @marketo
Contact Me
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