Personalization with Anonymous Data (Not an Oxymoron)
“Dear [FIRST NAME], in order for us to keep inserting your first name here, new laws require us to get your explicit permission to keep doing so. Our lawyers want you to Click Here to Opt-In.”
“Dear [FIRST NAME], in order for us to keep inserting your first name here, new laws require us to get your explicit permission to keep doing so. Our lawyers want you to Click Here to Opt-In.”
In-application messaging is an untapped channel to promote events that can help users get more out of your applications, like webinars, product training, user meetups, trade shows, and more. In this video, we’ll show you how to set up a ReachOut ...
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BSA | The Software Alliance recently released its 2018 Global Software Survey and I thought it would be useful to review some of the findings and their implications for software vendors and end user organizations.
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Did you make it to the end of the blog title or stop after “short attention spans?” You’ve likely heard that highly circulated statistic that the average attention span of a human – eight seconds – is now shorter than that of a goldfish. And you ...
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