European marketers measure success as ‘delivered minus bounced’ rather than emails that actually reach consumers’ inboxes. New inbox placement guide advises marketers on implementing email best practice.
Virgin to roll out 100MB broadband from December
Virgin will roll out its superfast 100Mb broadband service from December onwards, with pre-registration to sign up for the super-fast network already being accepted.
Top 10 tips: ‘One strike and you’re out’- better CRM in email marketing
As terms such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and business intelligence creep into marketing language, a new white paper has been launched to clarify the benefits these disciplines offer to digital marketers.
Top 10 tips: 'One strike and you're out'- better CRM in email marketing
As terms such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and business intelligence creep into marketing language, a new white paper has been launched to clarify the benefits these disciplines offer to digital marketers.
Epsilon uses ‘heat mapping’ to show how emails are read
Global marketing firm Epsilon International, is marrying digital design with neuroscience, using new heat mapping technology to analyse how emails and newsletters are viewed.
Blyk expands in Asia: Opens office in Singapore
Blyk has opened an office in Singapore, as the mobile messaging media firm continues to expand across Asia.
Top 10 games providers on Facebook
The dominance of major social gaming players on Facebook, ranked by daily users (millions).
Tesco iPhone app lets shoppers scan barcodes for online orders
Tesco has updated its Groceries iPhone app to include a barcode reader that lets shoppers add items to a their online home delivery order.
Google claims record share of online traffic
Google has set a new internet traffic record, accounting for 6.4% of global internet traffic during September, according to new data.
Brits ‘more likely to lie online than in real life’- survey
People are more willing to be dishonest online on sites such as Facebook and Twitter than they are face-to-face, according to a new survey.