Dominic Gallello is CMO at dating app Badoo. We caught up with him earlier this year when he was speaking at the Technology for Marketing expo at London Olympia. Here’s what he had to say… Please describe your job: What do you do? Chief Marketing Officer at Badoo, the place to date honestly, helping to […]
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With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching many of you will be gearing up to send as many heartfelt emails to your subscribers as possible, encouraging them to treat their special someone.
Unfortunately many of those emails won’t hit the mark and you could see your unsubscribes and spam complaints increasing with every soppy campaign you send.
If the future of the internet is social, as some believe, the long-term fate of the world’s largest search engine could rest on how well its social network, Google+ does.
While it has a long way to go before it catches up to Facebook in popularity and adoption, with over 100m users, it would appear that Google is off to a decent start.
Valentine’s Day is a difficult one for single people, and a great many of the UK’s 15m singles turn to online dating sites to find a special someone with whom to spend the evening.
Research suggests that there are 24m first dates in the UK each year, of which 69% are arranged through online dating.
As a result, online dating is an enormously competitive market, and sites must send relevant, engaging email that perfectly matches their subscribers’ wants and needs.