Josh Perlstein
Member since September 2005Contact Josh- CEO Response Media
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An architect of Response Media’s Relationship Marketing System™, Josh leads the RM team in facilitating true connections between brands and consumers, using digital marketing to deliver relevancy, meaning, trust, and mutual value at scale. With more than two decades in the digital marketing space, Josh has pioneered best-in-class consumer acquisition, brand partnerships, and relationship marketing platforms for some of the world’s largest advertisers and brands, including Procter & Gamble, American Red Cross, The Humane Society, ConAgra Brands, IBM, Disney, and Capital One.
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- How Brands Can Best Navigate The Cookie-less Future in
Search & Performance Marketing Daily on
10/08/2021
The elimination of third-party cookies plus other universal identifiers alters the marketing dynamic -- and the digital advertising world specifically.
- A Million Strong: 5 Ideas To Build Relationships in
MarketingTools: CRM on
07/19/2011
These tips are applicable to all consumers, not just moms. But this article focuses on moms because they control an estimated 85% of household spending and they exhibit social and advocacy tendencies that can help brands increase sales, relationships and awareness.
Comments by Josh All comments by Josh
- Track, Evaluate, And Diversify To Drive Email List Growth
by
Morgan Stewart
(Email Insider on
05/27/2009)
Good overview, and you drove the important point home --continually track and optimize each individual source. Also, I agree that using engagement as a fall back for those that cannot calculate ROI from email makes sense. Still, for those marketers where ROI is not immediately evident, there are much better ways to determine the value of email list growth sources than clicks. Opens are better proxy, although unreliable in today's image-blocked world. We've found that just delivering an email to willing, properly-permissioned subscribers has proven to be a most-valuable interaction, much more valuable than an ad impression, or in some cases, even a website visit. Database and panel matches and longitudinal behavioral studies have proven this to us, time and again. Other important note -- for those marketers who really want to scale email list growth, going outside your website to acquire the permission of the most qualified email subscriber at the most efficient cost is critical. For that, sources including co-registration, acquisition-focused search, data-capture display and social media are top sources, achieving very close to the performance of organic/website sign-ups, BUT ONLY if best practices are employed: -only work with the right publishers/vendors who manage their sites and data responsibly (understand how they operate),-capture more than just a checkbox and email address in any form of co-registration (play hard to get),-communicate back with new subs immediately,- optimization, at least weekly, is required.
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