The noughties have been the decade that ‘digital’ has come of age. Where Google has gone from a dotcom start-up to a verb. Where we don’t think twice about listening to the radio online, checking our email on our mobile phones, pausing live telly or having access to every album we’ve ever bought from our [...]
Archive for December, 2009
The decade that digital came of age
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged avatar, BBC, digital decade, Facebook, Google, google-it, noughties, shopping habits, Strictly, tweet, Twitter on December 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Top 10 future trends for email
Posted in Email Marketing Technology, tagged anti-commoditisation, convergence, email engagement, email is dead, email marketing, email topics, future email trends, ISP, Live multivariate content, universal email reporting, User Generated Content on December 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m no expert, but as an eager ‘email junkie’ I’ll take a stab at some future predictions for the next decade. In my last post I celebrated the achievement of email marketing over the past 10 years and strongly refuted the provocative ‘Email Is Dead’ argument. As much as I’ve looked back over email’s journey, [...]
What do you really want to achieve from your email campaign?
Posted in Email Marketing Advice on December 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In my last eCircle blog I talked about the importance of getting your mindset right before you experiment with email marketing, ensuring you understand the channel before you push through a campaign risking your hard earned money ‘blind’. A good second step would be the importance of truly understanding what you want to achieve from [...]
Online taking over TV advertising
Posted in Online Communications, tagged BlackBerry, digital world, mobile devices, online advertising, Palomar5, smart phones on December 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Here I am at the airport (again) as I embark on my weekly commute between London and Munich, and yes, as usual my flight is delayed. But, like the majority of my fellow passengers, I am able to work on the move via my BlackBerry and looking around me now, I can see a vast [...]



