How to Create Effective Forms and Surveys

Polls and surveys are commonly used by marketers to help track trends and test campaign concepts. Done well and they can provide valuable insight. But there are some challenges: People lie; language used is often “leading” or slanted; and sometimes the person is simply telling you what they think you want to hear instead of [...]

Web Opt-Out: What it Means for Content Providers

Behavioral targeting continues to be a primary focus for many marketers. But, with all the recent news surrounding developments with the proposed Do Not Track legislation, some marketers are hesitant to move forward with online targeting efforts. It’s no secret that online privacy is a concern for consumers. Concentri users can address this concern with [...]

Agile Commerce Requires Agile Tools

In my post on Friday, I made reference to a Forrester report released last week entitled “Welcome to the Era of Agile Commerce” The report confirmed that your strategic marketing perspective should be less “channel” and more “experience.” To recap my comments: “Your customers are using a variety of tools to access information – more [...]

Angry Birds and Data-Based Platforms

Welcome to your sneak peak into the sessions of eTail West 2011, blogging live from just outside of Palm Springs. The morning opened with Paul Alfieri, VP of Marketing with Limelight Networks, discussing the challenges of creating effective multi-channel experiences, which means marketing to the “hyperconnected customer.” As we’ve mentioned here on the Lunch Pail [...]

Mobile Web Made Easy? See for Yourself

Yesterday, eMarketer released fresh statistics on the rate of smartphone adoption in the U.S., predicting that by 2015, the number of smartphone users will climb from 60.2 million users (end of 2010) to a whopping 109.5 million users in 2015. That’s big. But the really interesting part is about usage patterns, that the time spent [...]

Lists vs. Profiles

If you’ve ever had the chance to talk to a Knotice employee about Concentri, chances are the term “profile” has come up once or twice. Concentri is what we call a profile driven environment. This means that Concentri houses each individual who interacts with your direct digital marketing as an individual record, or profile. This [...]

Developers! Developers! Developers!

A software API can only be great if developers are using it. And developers tend to use and prefer APIs that provide useful, up-to-date and well-rounded documentation. Knotice recently announced the launch of our site specifically for developers, http://developer.knotice.com The new site is an extensive resource for integrating with our multichannel marketing software platform, Concentri. [...]

All in a Day’s (Good) Work

It’s interesting to handle the public relations here at Knotice during such an exciting time for our company. We’ve announced new customers, worked on innovative programs, and recently returned from some excellent industry events. If you missed any of the happenings, be sure to check out recent blog archives. It’s no secret that marketing to [...]

Mark Winslow - Building Bridges, Connecting People

What do you get when you add 12 years of IT experience with a diverse background that includes everything from working on environmental compliance software to developing a controls system to automating the process of brewing beer? That’s easy - you get Knotice's newest Web Applications Developer, Mark Winslow. Wanting to get into a fresher, [...]

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