Re:How GMail’s Tabbed Inbox Changes Startup’s Mobile Marketi...
by GrinningFool on Wednesday August 28, 2013 @01:38PM
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If it means that I stop getting those pseudo-casual emails that are apparently the preferred way to promote continued engagement or to pull me back in when I've been away for 'too long', I'm all for it.
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Re:How GMail’s Tabbed Inbox Changes Startup’s Mobile Marketi...
by Pxtl on Wednesday August 28, 2013 @01:47PM
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This. Twitter is atrocious for this crap.
Re:How GMail’s Tabbed Inbox Changes Startup’s Mobile Marketi...
by GrinningFool on Wednesday August 28, 2013 @02:11PM
(#6291643)
For me it seems simple: if I stop using a service, it's because it didn't provide value to me. Even if I click a link in a reminder email out of curiosity - that doesn't change the fundamental problem.
I'd be interested to see some numbers on the long-term effectiveness of such campaigns, instead of the short-term spike in return visits
Re:How GMail’s Tabbed Inbox Changes Startup’s Mobile Marketi...
by thedrbrian on Wednesday August 28, 2013 @01:53PM
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So is Facebook.