Prospect Find new customers with advanced data targeting lookalike clients.
Retain Leverage real-time data to boost loyalty and retention.
Maximize Re-engage visitors with precise timing and effective retargeting.
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Lookalike Audiences Enhance customer acquisition by identifying high-potential prospects, boosting response rates, and lowering advertising costs.
Retargeting Postcards Double the performance of your direct mail retargeting.
Amplify Recognize unknown visitors who are actually customers. Add 20-40% to your ESP/CRM campaigns.
IQ Mail Retain customers with personalized, timely messages for those opting out of digital channels.
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With 88% of marketers agreeing that digital privacy will become increasingly important this year, the expectations set on protecting consumer data have never been higher. Check out this week's infographic on guidelines for protecting consumer data.
We thought it made sense to revisit and revamp this blog post from March 14, 2018: Six suggestions for building trust with customers when it comes to their data.
The first thing that struck me as I re-read this title was the word “their”. Not the word “trust” or “data”, but the word “their”. After all, it is their data. If we can always remember that customers are allowing us access to their data, to use responsibly and for the purpose of improving their experiences with our brands, treating that data with the utmost respect comes that much easier. Take a look at some of the best practices we've found below on the topic.
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