ICYMI: Behavioral and Situational Email Marketing for Different Age Ranges

June 16, 2016 Heather Cherry

In June's Masters of Marketing webinar, Heather Galloway, AgencyBuzz Coordinator, discussed behavioral and situational marketing strategies.

These effective strategies are often used by advertisers to highly target consumers, and can easily be translated into your insurance agency's email marketing plan.

If you missed the presentation, watch the recording here or view the slides below.

Behavioral and Situational Marketing for Different Age Ranges from Insurance Technologies Corporation (ITC)

Join us for the next Masters of Marketing webinar on Thursday, July 21st at 12 pm CST (1 pm EST, 11 am. MST, 10 am PST) for "How to Perform an SEO Audit on Your Insurance Agency".

If you are not currently registered for Masters of Marketing, you can do so here. You can also follow the webinar on Twitter using the hashtag #MastersMktg.

About the Author

Heather Cherry provides training and support on AgencyBuzz to ITC customers, leads AgencyBuzz Academy and presents on email marketing at Masters of Marketing. She has a bachelor’s degree in rhetoric and writing from The University of Texas at Austin. Heather’s email marketing specialties include newsletters, unique content, contact segmentation, and targeted marketing. She is also a self-proclaimed social media junkie, cat lover, hopeless romantic, and music buff.
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