Great marketing is built on data, but not all data is created equally. If your brand is going to build its marketing strategy around data, you need to be confident that the information you’re collecting is accurate, up to date, and capable of having a meaningful impact on your customer engagement efforts. To get there, you need an effective data collection strategy.
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Payomatic Boosts Mobile App Adoption and Lifetime Value with Data-Driven Marketing
Payomatic, New York's largest provider of check cashing and financial services, is adding digital capabilities to transform its traditional brick-and-mortar business. To increase mobile app adoption, engagement, and customer lifetime value, Payomatic is using Braze to deliver personalized messages at key moments during the customer journey.
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The Road to SMS Marketing: Boost Engagement With Time-Sensitive Messaging
Time-sensitive campaigns—such as announcements about new products, services, or content—offer a great opportunity to connect with your customers and foster regular activity, especially among less engaged or potentially lapsing users. Here's how to get started.
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End of an Era: What Changes to Apple’s IDFA Mean for Marketing
At WWDC, Apple announced a major change in the way that brands gain access to their users’ IDFAs, potentially complicating existing marketing campaigns dependent on this key identifier. Learn what this means for your marketing program with our exclusive overview.
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Push and Beyond: How Building a Cross-Channel Strategy Builds True Engagement
With their differing methodologies, strengths, and weaknesses, “push” and “pull” messaging might seem to be incompatible art forms. Research indicates, however, that they can play a complementary role in boosting customer engagement. What’s more, mastering the interplay between them can be key to true messaging mastery.