Exclaimer launches new Campaigns feature to boost marketing reach and customer engagement through personalized email signatures

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Exclaimer, the leading email signature management platform, announced the launch of its latest feature, Campaigns, a powerful new tool designed to transform the way brands engage with audiences through email signature marketing.

With statistics showing a 40% increase in revenue potential for companies excelling in personalized marketing strategies, Exclaimer’s Campaigns feature helps organizations elevate 1:1 emails with signatures that are seamlessly integrated into multichannel campaigns.

With this latest feature, users can easily and efficiently achieve the following:

  1. Tailored banner campaigns that deliver timely messages to audiences. Users can design and schedule banner campaigns around special events or promotions, ensuring perfect timing to captivate target audiences.
  2. Manage short-term promotions with ease without repetitive signature editing, thanks to a dedicated module that allows banners to be easily added to existing signatures.
  3. Synchronize email signature campaigns effortlessly with broader marketing activities to reinforce a cohesive brand narrative and experience.
  4. Target specific Salesforce recipient lists for precise targeting during events, webinars, or sales prospecting.
  5. Monitor and analyse campaigns utilizing integration with Google Analytics to monitor banner performance and align closely with marketing goals.

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Vicky Wills, Exclaimer‘s Chief Technology Officer, comments: “In a competitive market, personalized touchpoints drive customer relationships and ultimately revenue growth. Our new Campaigns feature has been developed to support companies committed to delivering a more personalized experience with the added benefit of a streamlined workflow for marketers. Marketers can more efficiently expand their integrated campaign reach and engagement, while at the same time, IT leaders can take comfort in knowing that our commitment to data privacy and compliance means that campaigns are safely built on trust.”

SOURCE: BusinessWire