Email Marketing: Permission to Pester

Topics:
Direct Marketing,
Internet Advertising
Tags:
E-mail,
Email Marketing,
Marketing,
Marketing Research,
Online Communications,
Permission
Source:
Kingston University

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Overview: Email marketing is increasingly being recognised as an effective Internet marketing tool. This paper reviews the email marketing literature, and compares email marketing to other forms of direct and Internet marketing, identifying its key advantages. In the light of the growth of unsolicited email or 'Spam', the literature highlights the importance of obtaining recipients' Permission. The literature on permission marketing focuses on the nature of permission; there is little empirical research of consumer attitudes. This study extends research in this area by exploring consumer attitudes to a permission marketing email campaign and identifying success factors.

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Format: PDF | Size: 234KB | Date: Jun 2002 | Pages: 16


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