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SiriusXM – Why We Needed a Preference Management Partner


Summary The reason we initially handled this in-house was because we already had legacy CRM implementations that captured preferences through our call centers and online channels. We managed the data by pushing it into our own marketing databases. However, as the data volume grew and… Continue Reading

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September 29, 2017


Thompson Reuters – Implementation Challenges


Summary Currently, our environment is completely siloed because the systems we use to manage different channels are separate. For example, we have an email preference center, we track followers on Twitter, know our Facebook fans, and monitor traffic on our blog, but there’s no easy… Continue Reading

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October 2, 2017


Do You Know How to Drive Your ESP?


Don’t let structural challenges-complex approval processes, siloed customer data, even organizational insecurity—block you from realizing the power of your email engine. I am looking for a new car and a friend suggested that I consider a BMW M3. I was told the M3 is an… Continue Reading

Do you drive your ESP

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September 14, 2017



SiriusXM – Why We Are Implementing a Preference Center


Summary Our primary reason for implementing a preference center is to improve how we manage compliance. The regulatory landscape is rapidly changing, with new rules coming into effect as soon as next month regarding telemarketing to wireless numbers. Staying ahead of these regulatory changes is… Continue Reading

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September 29, 2017


Analysis of Preference Collection and Management


Summary To maximize the effectiveness of a preference management initiative, a company must first clearly understand its business goals and objectives, and establish key performance metrics. Without this foundational step, producing useful reports that demonstrate tangible ROI can be challenging. Many companies struggle to identify… Continue Reading

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October 6, 2017


How Preference Management Should Look Inside the Enterprise


by Eric V. Holtzclaw, PossibleNOW For the American consumer, preference selection is an everyday occurrence. We unsubscribe from email lists, change our privacy settings on Twitter, request home refinance quotes via email and “like” our favorite brands on Facebook. Subtle or obvious, the act of… Continue Reading

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October 10, 2017


What Is The Importance Of An Opt-Down Strategy?


Summary According to Eric Tejeda, Head of Marketing, and Eric Holtzclaw, Chief Strategist for PossibleNOW, implementing an opt-down strategy is one of the most impactful ways to reduce opt-outs from customer communications. By offering customers the option to adjust their preferences rather than fully opting… Continue Reading

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October 2, 2017


Gain a Global View of Customer Communications


Summary Eric Holtzclaw, Chief Strategist with PossibleNOW, discusses the initial steps they take when helping companies understand how they communicate with their customers across the enterprise. One crucial step involves building a communication matrix. This matrix assesses what communications are produced by different business units… Continue Reading

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October 10, 2017


How to Learn What Customers Really Want


Summary Eric Holtzclaw, Chief Strategist for PossibleNOW, explains two ways to understand customer preferences in communications. Firstly, explicitly ask customers if they want to receive specific newsletters or communications. Secondly, infer their preferences based on their behavior and interaction with the content you send them…. Continue Reading

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