A guide to marketing automation
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Inbound 281 February 20, 2019 10:38:59 AM EST
Digital marketers seeking to improve the effectiveness of their email marketing campaigns are invited to attend a free, live webinar on March 14 hosted by Inbound 281.
The hour-long webinar is titled “Accelerate Your Email Marketing with Automation.” The webinar is co-hosted by Inbound 281 president Mark Parent and Chris Alexs of HubSpot. The event begins at 12 Noon EST.
During the webinar, Alexis will show how automation can improve email campaigns to produce better, quicker, more lasting results.
Topics covered will include:
“This webinar is ideal for marketers who want to get more opens, more clicks, and, ultimately, more customers from their emails,” says Parent. “Email is still the most powerful marketing tactic. Everyone uses email. But not everyone knows how automation can make their emails better. This webinar will provide those insights.”
The March 14 webinar is part of Inbound 281’s Professional Development Series, which features live events and webinars intended to offer value to marketing and sales professionals at all levels.
As a HubSpot Gold Partner agency, Inbound 281 grows its market share by accelerating inbound marketing and web design strategies. Their 2019 Professional Development Series features talented expert speakers and presenters who provide knowledge and tools to help companies grow their business. To learn more, visit www.inbound281.com
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