So much effort goes into crafting the perfect email for your customers or supporters.
But then someone tells you they didn’t receive your email. You check your email reporting and see that only 2 out of 5 people opened your email. Click here to keep reading about email deliverability.
“In today’s competitive job market, retaining your best and most experienced employees is the ultimate competitive advantage. A loyal, seasoned team is the engine of your company’s success, and showing them your genuine appreciation is one of the most important investments a leader can make. For years, this recognition has happened behind closed doors—a bonus in a paycheck, a quiet word of thanks in a meeting.
But in today’s digital world, that recognition doesn’t have to be limited to a private email. Your company’s social media channels are an incredibly powerful platform for celebrating your team and showcasing your positive company culture. A formal, structured program to recognize employee loyalty is the foundation, but the public celebration of those achievements is what can truly amplify the effect. It’s a way to make your team members feel like rock stars, and it’s also a powerful marketing tool.”
Need some inspiration for your holiday marketing? Here’s a list of 10 ideas. You can also call Your Computer Lady for a planning session. We’ll update your Marketing Calendar and maximize your content use.
Here is an excellent article for yourself, friends and family explaining the dangers of being addicted to your technology. There are also good suggestions of how to detox!
“Artificial intelligence has changed the way businesses approach marketing. But at Changescape Web, founder Ken Tucker believes the goal isn’t to automate everything—it’s to amplify the human connection that drives real results.
For two decades, Tucker has helped small businesses grow through data-driven strategies and repeatable marketing systems. Today, his agency stands at the forefront of AI adoption, proving that the smartest automation is the one that feels most human.”