Marketing
Want to Make Email Subscribers Unhappy? Do These 6 Things.
No one, and I mean no one, enjoys poor email etiquette. If you are making these mistakes, you are quickly losing customers.
DJ Waldow
Writer, Speaker, Author, Email Marketer, Podcaster, and Digital Marketing Evangelist at Marketo
DJ Waldow is a writer, blogger, speaker and co-author of The Rebel's Guide to Email Marketing (Que Publishing, 2012). He is Digital Marketing Evangelist at Marketo, a San Mateo, Calif.-based marketing automation software company.
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