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Set your brand up for growth this holiday season. There are countless ways to grow a brand, but not all of them work for small or mid-sized businesses. Being smaller provides some unique opportunities that can help drive brand growth. Join Mark Ritson, Jamal Miller, Peter Weinberg, and Jillian Ryan as they guide you through growth strategies designed specifically for business like yours. Don’t miss “How to Grow Your Brand: Unlocking Growth Opportunities During the Holidays,” our latest webinar, on October 22, 2024 at 11 am EDT. → Save your spot now: https://bit.ly/4e8AKkp

Huge thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate Email is D̶e̶a̶d̶ with us at SXSW Sydney! We loved sharing custom drinks and embroidered swag with you. Circling back to remind the rest of you that our interactive experience is open to the public until 20 October.

"I want to buy your business” was the subject line of one of the most important emails of my life. In fact, a lot of important messages have been delivered to me via email - some positively life-changing, some heartbreaking. All equally important. It’s been a form of communication for us since we were all young and so much of our lives still depends on email. So while this exhibition is called Email is Dead, I can confirm that it is not. This exhibition is the creative genius of Intuit Mailchimp who have created a larger than life ode to email. It is an interactive activation where you can see email through history, hear emails through ambient sounds and even SMELL emails. It is incredible. Go check it out at SXSW at Tumbalong Park in Sydney. It’s happening all week and it’s open to the public. #emailisdead #mailchimp #sxswsydney #ad

Email is D̶e̶a̶d̶ is live and open to the public at SXSW Sydney! Our celebration of the world’s most iconic communication medium is entertaining and informing visitors at Tumbalong Park. And now, you can walk through the interactive experience with us, no matter where you are.

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As a marketer, if you want to show up authentically within different fringe communities and mainstream cultural groups, then you need to first listen and learn. The Subcultural podcast gives marketers unique insights into who makes up these groups and what makes them tick. In the latest Subcultural episodes, you’ll hear from: 🇫🇷 The real Emily in Paris, Rebecca Leffler, an expat, film journalist, and the person who informs the character on the hit Netflix show. 🗣️ Renowned ASMRist, Maxence Rodier, a creator eliciting tickles and tingles 🌎 Third Culture Kid Sabina Troganova, a professional house sitter and travel influencer Join our host, comedian Alexis Gay, and special guest Dr. Marcus Collins, as they peel back the layers of what makes these spaces interesting, offering you an unfiltered look into these communities. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Black Friday-Cyber Monday is a marketers showdown event. 🏟️ It’s the first big holiday season weekend—one of the most important revenue generators for our people. The numbers don’t lie: Emails sent on Mailchimp spiked by 18% in November 2023, compared to the average monthly from January through October. 📈 Your customers are hitting the refresh button on their inbox, looking for BFCM deals, and this increased attention is yours for the taking. That’s why email, in our humble opinion, should be front and center of your holiday marketing. We have insights from Mailchimp users proving it. Here are 4 actionable takeaways inspired by those insights. You can implement them today to better your holiday campaigns: 1. Focus on list growth: More customers = more revenue. Add a landing page or form to your website to capture new email addresses and data. 2. Get your data organized: When it comes to holiday marketing, data’s your best friend. Mailchimp’s audience dashboard provides insights on purchasing and email activity. This can help you identify trends and segments to target when promoting your holiday campaigns. 3. Use automations to improve efficiency: Automations will help you kick your holiday marketing into high gear while saving time on manual tasks. With Mailchimp, you can set up automated email sequences and customer journeys to reach customers and prospects, no matter where they are in the purchasing cycle. 4. Update your marketing plan: Once you’ve implemented the first 3 tips, you’ll have results and learnings to look back on. Review your Mailchimp reports to find out what’s working, what’s not, and what changes you can make to your email marketing for the upcoming holiday season. These insights can help shape your marketing holiday calendar and campaigns, from now into the new year. ✨ What other advice do you have for your marketing peers? Drop it in the comments. 👇👇👇

We’re only one week out from Email is Dead at SXSW Sydney! Open to the public, our interactive celebration of the world’s most iconic communication medium includes everything from the scent of email to a machine that can predict the future. What’s the most interesting thing you just learned from our email timeline?