As we head into the heart of the holiday season... + 8 reasons to hit pause, & more
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As we head into the heart of the holiday season…
Make sure you’ve created a detailed, documented plan that maps out what you’ll do if performance metrics start to look soft. That plan should include confirming who is authorized to approve changes on the fly, as well as an agreed upon definition of what requires action and what does not. Having a playbook of supplemental campaigns and even audience filters pre‑built will give everyone a sense of comfort and control, and enable changes to go into effect as they’re needed.
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Heather Goff
Strategic Director of Email Deliverability Services,
Oracle Marketing Consulting |
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In this issue:
- Afraid to fail: 4 repercussions
- 8 reasons to pause campaigns
- MPP breaks open-triggers
- Email and omnichannel
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A shockingly high 78% of digital marketers say they’re hesitant to admit to mistakes for fear of being fired or suffering other repercussions.
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Sadly, brands have faced an increasing number of circumstances in which they’ve decided it was in their best interest to cancel or delay their digital marketing campaigns.
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The auto‑generated opens churned out by Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection are breaking open‑triggered journeys, which are particularly popular with B2B brands.
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Oracle’s Chad S. White joins Josh Wetzel on the OneSignal Podcast to talk about how email marketing works with other channels as part of an omnichannel strategy.
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Say What?
“Email design is a reflection of a marketer’s goals, so as Mail Privacy Protection has shifted email marketing KPIs, it has also shifted email design. The biggest change has been the migration down‑funnel away from opens to clicks as campaign goals.”
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Jason Witt
VP, Executive Creative Director,
Oracle Marketing Consulting
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