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Save Time With Agile Email Marketing: Everything You Need To Know
You re already barely keeping up with your workload when you get the dreaded, last-minute email request.
With everything else on your plate, you now need to pause to get that second email out the door, and then play catch-up with everything else on your plate.
Sound familiar?
We know you re constantly being asked to send more emails with less resources.
And sometimes, it s unavoidable. When your business and subscribers needs change, you must be able to adapt quickly to stay relevant or risk your email marketing program suffering.
But that doesn t mean it has to be so difficult.
Updated Feb 25, 2021 | 17:57 IST | Debashish Mukerji
With retail companies hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, CEOs of the sector agree that recovery lies in greater tech adoption and further operational efficiency The Importance of Being Agile
Barring those selling essential goods, retail companies suffered heavily from the Covid-19 pandemic. Though the lockdown has been lifted, the virus threat is ever present, and activities like shopping and restaurant dining remain restricted. How are the retail companies coping? How do they expect the forthcoming quarters to pan out? How are they strategising? Are there any growth drivers as 2021 dawns? These and related questions were discussed at a recent virtual roundtable of leading retail CEOs on the theme of ‘From Mayhem to Momentum: Retail in 2020 and Beyond’ organised by ET and IBM.
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Companies are no longer competing only with businesses in their wheelhouse. They are competing with every experience that customers have during their daily lives. The abundance of digitally-native businesses are conditioning consumers to expect faster, simpler and more intuitive experiences, self-service and personalized interactions, and even anticipating and responding to needs before consumers even recognize them.
While traditional businesses have been taking continuous steps toward digital customer interaction, the need to accelerate changed almost overnight with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Consumers quickly became comfortable living with digital interactions because they had no other choice. Months later, many have come to realize they like digital interactions every bit as much, and sometimes better than what they experienced before. That has only served to increase the challenge of keeping up with customer expectations.