What’s the future of digital marketing?
Over 3000 like-minded marketers convened in San Diego last week at Traffic and Conversion Summit to discover the answer. The host, Digital Marketer, educated the crowd on what’s working today, and where they believe the industry is heading. The content was enlightening and inspiring.
Podcast-hosting service Buzzsprout had a mobile recording studio on hand to capture some audio. I took to the booth with my colleague Meghan Nesta to dish out the main themes that we knew email marketers could benefit from hearing.
.@AWeber's Ask Me About Email Marketing podcast is coming to you from #TCS2016! Thanks @buzzsprout and @mjnesta!! pic.twitter.com/1Sp6xtvm7N
— Tom Tate ✉ ☕ (@tnrt) February 10, 2016
Listen to this episode below:
Here are a few things we discussed:
- Why you shouldn’t propose to cold traffic on your first date.
- How to build relational equity with your subscribers.
- How generic lead magnets could be hurting your lead quality.
- Why its not always about you (but always about your customer.)
What do you think the future will bring?
Thanks @buzzsprout! Fun w/ @tnrt talking all the #TCS2016 things & #emailmarketing. Podcast soon from @aweber iTunes pic.twitter.com/cHTLfhkKWw
— Meghan Nesta (@mjnesta) February 10, 2016
Have a question about email marketing?
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- Use the widget below to record and send us a question about email marketing.
- We’ll select a question from the submission pool and track down one of our in-house email marketing experts to provide an answer.
- We’ll record their response, package it up with your question and release it as a new podcast episode each week. Plus, each episode will include bonus resources to help you level up your email marketing.
There are so many topics to explore in email marketing. So if you struggle with design, content, analytics or just getting started, leave us a message with a specific question and we’ll start answering!
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- Introduce yourself, and your business/email marketing venture. Please don’t share any spammy URLs.
- Keep your question brief. Anywhere between 60-90 seconds would be ideal. Two-part questions are okay, too!
- Keep it clean. We won’t accept any submissions with disrespectful or vulgar language.
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