Tag Archives: email frequency

When is the Best Time to Post on Twitter, Digg or Email?

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Tom O'Leary

Timing is everything. A couple of years ago, in my post How to Almost Always Increase Your Digg Readership, I posited that the best time to submit a story on Digg was between 10am-2pm Pacific Standard Time (PST) based on … Continue reading →

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Key Causes of Email Fatigue and Frustration

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Tom O'Leary

I can’t remember how many email offers I subscribed to during the last two years. I do know that I don’t read most of them today, even if I haven’t unsubscribed from them officially. The reality is that more and … Continue reading →

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Email Frequency: When is More Too Much?

Posted on March 5, 2009 by Tom O'Leary

Mark Brownlow has a very insightful post about email sending frequency. As the marketing world (re)discovers email, many people are asking if they can send out more email to keep sales/responses flowing through difficult times. Experts are skeptical, citing the … Continue reading →