Advanced Email Marketing
Email is conceptually brilliant: low cost, high speed, personal, dynamic, and interactive.
But how do you know if you’re doing it well? How do you show your CFO that it’s really helping the bottom line?
You can promise to prove how well email is increasing awareness, building interest, populating your sales cycle, and generating revenue. This is a book of proofs; about the ways and means that email can be put to the test and how an individual named Ed goes about demonstrating the power of email and pointing to specific results.
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Books by Jim Sterne
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Artificial Intelligence for Marketing: Practical Applications
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The Devil's Data Dictionary
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Social Media Metrics: How to Measure and Optimize Your Marketing Investment
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Web Metrics: Proven Methods for Measuring Website Success
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World Wide Web Marketing: Integrating the Web into Your Marketing Strategy
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Advanced Email Marketing
Videos by Jim Sterne
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Intro to Artificial Intelligence for Marketing
Jim Sterne gives keynotes and workshops to get marketing professionals up to speed on the language of AI and machine learning, and the skills they need to hone to work well with machines. -
“Einstein Was Wrong: Everything That Can be Counted Counts” – Jim Sterne, DAA
Recorded at SUPERWEEK 2016, February 2nd. SUPERWEEK conference is a unique, annual gathering of digital analysts and thought leaders of the Modern Web Industry. -
Jim Sterne: Why Big Data has damaged digital analytics
Jim Sterne tells MyCustomer.com about how analytics has evolved, why Big Data has damaged the digital analytics industry, and what you can do to ensure your customers are happy about being monitored, analysed and segmented. -
UX Poland 2015 Jim Sterne – AUGMENTING UX WITH DATA
Jim reviews what data can be collected and how useful it can be to improve customer response and satisfaction. From where they come from to what they look at to where they get frustrated, Jim points out the potential and also provides tips on how to determine if you’re working with a great analyst.