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Why Email (Still) Rules the Online Marketing Roost

By Diane Merlino
Email might not be new or flashy, but it’s still the most popular way to communicate with customers online. That’s a key finding in “Subscribers, Fans and Followers: The 2012 Channel Preference Survey” conducted by ExactTarget. A whopping 77% of consumers surveyed prefer to receive permission-based marketing messages from brands via email. Jeff Rohrs, VP of marketing research and education for ExactTarget, covers key pointers about email’s popularity as a marketing channel, and the implications for travel companies.

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