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Marketing Shelfie—Agility Edition
Dive into our top reads on preparing for the unknown and solving problems as they happen.
How Simon Ogwang Got Back to What He Loves
When this NGO founder sent out a marketing S.O.S., Mailchimp partner Alessandra Farabegoli answered with a lifeline.
How Digital Impulse Maximizes Automation
Digital Impulse shares insights on how creative email automation solutions have helped their clients meet their goal to convert more.
Harnessing The Power of Segmentation to Bolster Engagement and Bookings
Prestigious sporting lodge Poronui noticed that their new inquiries had started to dwindle. So they approached Auckland-based agency Calibrate.
Guiding Green Press to Online Success
Green Press wanted to share their passion for healthy eating with people all over the world, so they found a partner to help them expand from brick-and-mortar to e-commerce.
Marketing Wisdom from the Experts
We're celebrating our partners with a roundup of some of the insightful tips they've shared with us to help drive business growth.
Exceptionally Certified
Professional certifications boost your brand and bottom line, but some certifications are a cut above the rest
Don’t Call it a Newsletter: Tips from Tobias van Schneider
Tobias von Schneider shares some invaluable insights on building your audience.
Dissecting Really Good Email with Lucky Red Pixel
Email is important, but sometimes it’s low on a company’s to-do list, which can cultivate a lot of issues. Florida-based agency Lucky Red Pixel walks us through what it takes to compose a good one—and how to fix common mistakes.
Delectable Data: A Case Study in Data-Driven Email Lists
How Atlanta-based digital agency FortyFour helped Southern Kitchen bridge the gap between content and commerce.
Crafting Better Automated Emails
Vital Agency shares some insights on the importance of being open to trying new things and how to stray from convention when working with clients.