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Intuit Mailchimp

Intuit Mailchimp

Software Development

Atlanta, GA 211,813 followers

Stop emailing everyone and start emailing every one. Take them out of the clustomer with our personalization tools.

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The Mailchimpossibilities are endless when you create, automate, and optimize your marketing with Mailchimp.

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http://mailchimp.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
Marketing Automation, E-commerce email marketing, CRM, Analytics, Marketing Platform, Small business marketing, and E-commerce

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  • Did you know that SMS open rates sit around 98%? A well-planned SMS marketing strategy can strengthen customer relationships, boost conversions, and work alongside your other channels to create a more complete marketing experience. Let's break down why SMS marketing is one of the most powerful tools for growing your business: 1. Immediate reach allows messages to be delivered almost instantly and read within minutes. 2. High open rates ensure faster customer conversions for time-sensitive updates. 3. Direct action is built around one clear call to action within a focused character limit. 4. Lean channel cost means no design costs, print fees, or additional ad spend. 5. Qualified audience ensures you reach contacts who have explicitly opted in. See how you can grow your brand with Mailchimp SMS. Learn more: https://intuit.me/4viao8T #Mailchimp

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    Fast is better than flashy. Chris Hall and Colin Dougherty break down how to build a high-converting shop in The Ecommerce Playbook. These Ecommerce Cowboys give out practical tips on how to structure your DTC shop site. Keep your tech stack lean, remove friction, and you’ll have your ecommerce site converting in no time. Tips, tests, and rules the duo swear by:  • Keep it simple. Could a caveman look at your homepage for 3 seconds and grunt out what you sell and how it helps them? • Basic email and SMS automations will do a ton of heavy lifting for you.  • Clear beats clever every time. If a visitor has to wonder what you do, you've already lost. • Use UGC and testimonials to show customers your product is a real, tangible thing. Start treating your site like a sales engine. Read the rest of Chapter 4 of The Ecommerce Playbook, link in the comments.

  • Growing an agency means finding the right balance between delivering great work and consistently driving new business. For Toronto's Elemental agency, Intuit Mailchimp is the engine behind their monthly newsletters and new business growth. See how they streamline their marketing and keep every client seamlessly in the loop.

  • Think summer is a slow season for sales? The data says otherwise. 64% of US shoppers hit Amazon Prime Day. 36% shopped Walmart Deals Week. And with the World Cup landing in July, competition for attention is about to spike. We identified 6 revenue opportunities marketers should be building toward this summer: from SMS-driven utility and goal-based bundling to loyalty "silent launches" that make top customers feel like VIPs. The golden rule, per CommerceNext Co-Founder Scott Silverman: let your data dictate your entry point. Read the full playbook for scaling sales before the Q4 rush: https://lnkd.in/gh69WSsH

  • If you ask your team what they sell, would they have the same answer? Or would your media buyer say you sell a product, like skincare, while your creative strategist says you sell a feeling, like empowerment? In Chapter 6 of The Ecommerce Playbook, Sarah Levinger shares a vital reminder: You cannot communicate clearly externally if your team is confused internally. Consistency of messaging across your site, ads, and email starts with a unified team psychology. Before you spend another dollar on ad optimization, ask your team: What do we actually sell? Sarah’s advice for building a lasting brand: • Pick 2-3 North Star metrics. Focus only on what moves the needle. • Challenge your assumptions. Do you really know your customer, or do you just know their data? • Slow down. Don’t let saturation panic drive your strategy. Focus and intention win the long game. Read Sarah's full take in Chapter 6 of the Playbook, link in the comments.

  • This one's going to be good. 👀 Neil Patel is joining us live on June 29 to break down what's actually driving ecommerce growth right now. Neil has helped scale some of the biggest brands on the internet. He'll be joined by Mailchimp's Jack Tam, SVP of Product Development, to cover owned channels, automation, and AI plays that help mid-market brands grow without growing their ad spend. Free. Live. June 29 at 4PM ET. 👉 Register: https://lnkd.in/e7485Fcc #Ecommerce #NeilPatel #EmailMarketing #Mailchimp

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  • Intuit Mailchimp’s automation and segmentation features helped Gruppo Terroni design a welcome journey that boasted a 39% click-through rate, and a winback campaign that drives $8,000 in monthly recurring revenue. When businesses like Gruppo Terroni are ready to scale, they turn to Mailchimp for the tools to power that growth. Swipe to see how Mailchimp helped drive ROI for Gruppo Terroni, and read more here:  https://lnkd.in/gXiD_m9Z

  • Is your content feeling a little too perfect? In a world of AI-generated images and overly-polished ads, audiences crave what’s real. In Chapter 7 of The Ecommerce Playbook, Cody Wittick shares why "shaky, raw, and native-to-the-feed" content is currently crushing it. Cody’s how-to for young DTC brands working with creators includes:  • Product seeding. Send your product out with no strings attached. You’ll likely get UGC back.  • Going micro. Forget the million-follower accounts. Working with micro-influencers (sub 150k) has tons of benefits for young DTC brands. • Keeping it raw. Don’t over-edit! Upload creator content as-is to your ads. • Filling the gaps. Audit your content library and see what you’re missing. Do you need more video? Static? Human-forward or product-forward? Read Cody’s full take in Chapter 7 of the Playbook, link in the comments.

  • Fashion may be global, but for gravitypope , connection is entirely personal. Growing a retail brand across multiple locations means finding the right balance between broad reach and individual experiences. We sat down with the gravitypope team to see how they use Intuit Mailchimp’s automation and insights to streamline their marketing and keep every single customer seamlessly in the loop.

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