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Boston Peer Forum | Coherent Path

December 11, 2017

Boston Peer Forum Recap: Staples on Email Marketing

Boston | October 2017 Staples on Email Marketing As marketing professionals, there’s no better way to hone your craft than by talking to your peers

what’s really happening in digital marketing?

November 28, 2017

‘Arrogance Over Insights’: Confessions of a Digital Marketer

We recently sat down with a friend and former Coherent Path user, who has had an incredible career in marketing, where he’s focused on driving

The Email Engagement Grader Is Making Headlines!

November 13, 2017

The Email Engagement Grader Is Making Headlines!

Since releasing our RSR Email Effectiveness Study last month, we’ve had some great discussions about the health of retailers’ email programs and the

email marketing, how important is gender

October 30, 2017

Male vs. Female: When it comes to email marketing, does gender matter?

The gender in marketing debate has been percolating for a while. You might, for instance, recall the news – and ensuing debate – that Target decided

Does Your Email Marketing Program Make the Grade | Coherent Path

October 24, 2017

Does Your Email Marketing Program Make the Grade?

Marketing channels have changed dramatically over the past twenty years. In the 1990s, print and broadcast ads were dominant marketing channels, along

What We Learned from Shop.org 2017

October 18, 2017

What We Learned from Shop.org 2017

Shop.org continues to attract the top brands, marketers and techies to its annual event with presentations and discussions around the newest tech

marketing personalization bad for business?

September 19, 2017

Is Marketing Personalization Bad for Business?

Today, “You may also like” recommendations are pretty standard forms of marketing personalization. Wildly common in online retail, we are also seeing

Creating a Personalized Customer Experience

September 11, 2017

Creating a Personalized – Not Personified – Customer Experience

Emily is 32 years old. She is a white female with a college degree and works in a law firm, making approximately $90,000 a year. She lives in Seattle

Looking At Customer Data: Email Campaigns For The Holidays | Coherent Path

August 22, 2017

Too Hung Up on Holidays?

It feels like summer just started, yet here we are – already planning for the kids’ return to school. Gone are the days of sleeping in and lazily

Email test Sends, Email Marketing

August 8, 2017

3 Things Every Retailer Can Learn From Email Test Sends

In the age of the customer, personalization has become critical to retail marketing success. Email personalization, specifically, has proved

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