DMA publishes best practice guidelines on e-mail marketing
Howard Lake | 30 September 2004 | News
The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) has published a free guide on best practice in using e-mail as a marketing tool.
The 41-page document has been developed by the Email Marketing Council, part of the DMA, to help stimulate the positive development of e-mail as an effective marketing medium;
reinforce the key legislative issues that organisations should be aware of when
using e-mail; and to share examples and practical advice on how organisations can
maximise their results from using e-mail.
The guide covers collecting and managing data, tips on running e-mail campaigns, reporting and measuring campaigns, international issues, and complaints and dispute resolution. There are also appendices on the legal and regulatory requirements and on technical deliverability issues.
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The guide provides a useful summary of the key issues involved in e-mail marketing.
The guide is available at no charge in Adobe Acrobat format (PDF).
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