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Introducing ‘Default template’

Published 20th January, 2011 by Craig Loynes

For marketers who have many people setting up email campaigns one of the problems that can occur is each user uses different from addresses, templates or Google Analytics tags to everyone else. Our new function allows you to define exactly what should be used by default, giving you superior control over your email marketing output.

What can I set?

You can set any of the settings that you see on the Email properties page, including:

  • Character encoding
  • Analytics tracking code
  • ROI tracking code
  • From name & address
  • You can even upload default HTML/Text content

How do I do this?

  1. Log into Maxemail and go into the ‘Content’ area on the menu bar.
  2. Right click on the ‘Email Templates’ header and create a ‘New email Template’.
  3. Create the email template in the root and call it ‘default’.
  4. Set your desired defaults, then hit save.

You’ll notice that when you go back to your ‘Emails’ area and create a new one that it has all of the settings set by default.

If you need any further assistance with this or anthing else in Maxemail then please contact the Support Team on either 01327 355871 or via support@emailcenteruk.com

Segment Reports – Greater insight into the responsiveness of your customer database

Published 22nd October, 2010 by Sean Duffy

Segment Reports is a feature within our Maxemail platform that allows you to drill down on your email reports to see how each segment of your database is performing.

This can be done on an individual send or a whole series of emails giving you say the average open and click rate of each segment over the last 12 months of your newsletters.

Here are some ideas of who this could be used:

  • Male versus female – does one gender perform better than others? If so how should you tweak your emails accordingly and does any change you make show a closing of your ‘gender equality gap’?
  • Location – do you have a North/South divide in your list? Do customers around certain retail stores perform better?
  • Welcome Programme – do those people that received a Welcome email have stronger open rates on subsequent emails?
  • Re-activation emails – If you have re-targeted those non-openers can you now see an uplift in future email engagement?
  • Product Category – Do customers who have bought a particular category of product have higher click rates on emails where items in this category are included in the subject line?

You can watch a short video of this in action below:

Facebook form integration is here!

Published 19th August, 2010 by Craig Loynes

In this article I will explain how you can now host sign up forms for your email marketing on your Facebook fan page.

What’s the big deal?

There are more than 500 million people across the globe using the social media power house that is Facebook, spending more that 5 billion minutes online per month!

To put that into perspective if Facebook were a country it would easily eclipse the United States!

If you also take into account that the average user is connected to 80 community pages then you’ll begin to understand what all the fuss is about. Read More

New Report – Email Engagement

Published 8th June, 2010 by Sean Duffy

Email list management

A new edition into the Maxemail reporting suite is our “Email Engagement Report”.

One of the questions marketers often ask is; if I get 20% open rates for each email campaign, is it the same 20% or a different 20% each time? And how many subscribers never open an email?

The engagement report answers all of these questions by providing an open and click rate for each individual recipient based upon the emails you select. For example if a recipient has received 5 emails, but only opened one and not clicked on any, the report will show their open rate as 20% and click rate as 0%.

The report also shows the last time that someone opened and clicked on an email. This means you can either target those who have not opened in the last 90 days with a different message or even simply create a segment to suppress those that have not opened or clicked in the last 365 days.

Of course you don’t want to suppress those who have only recently signed up, so the report also outputs their first email and a count of how many emails they have received.

Additional data fields can also be added to the report to show how different segments are more or less engaged with your email marketing.

Automated list imports

Published 10th May, 2010 by Craig Loynes

If you find yourself importing updated CSV files into Maxemail on a daily basis, this new feature will come as welcome news. It is now possible to automate list imports from all major CRM systems or via FTP.