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		<title>Email &#8211; Event Driven</title>
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Email  can be a very cheap and effect markting tool for your business.
In a recent article at Email Wars blog, Dylan Boyd praised a message sent out by Banana Republic.  It was a minimalist email, just using simple text to annouce an online sale that took place on 09.09.09. 
The offer was &#8220;9 Hours Only! 20% [...]]]></description>
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<p>Email  can be a very cheap and effect markting tool for your business.</p>
<p>In a recent article at Email Wars blog, Dylan Boyd praised a message sent out by Banana Republic.  It was a minimalist email, just using simple text to annouce an online sale that took place on 09.09.09. </p>
<p>The offer was &#8220;9 Hours Only! 20% off your favourite styles or 25% off when you use your Banana Republic card + Free Shipping when you spend £99 or more&#8221;.  Can you see how they have used the date in their offer?  Very simple, but very effective.</p>
<p>Our next key event is 11.11.09, which is Rememberance Sunday.  This would be a fantastic time to reconnect with clients you haven&#8217;t spoken to in a while and offer then a special 11hour sale.   Your email will need to cover:</p>
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<li><strong>Deadline driven by immediacy</strong> &#8211; clients only have a small window to which to make their purchase</li>
<li><strong>Date chosen for its interesting configuration</strong>  &#8211; your clients will not be expecting a sale, unexpected offers produce good results</li>
<li><strong>Use a Code</strong>- make it extra special by buidling in a code like 11-11-09 which has to be used to redemm the offer.</li>
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<p>Grab a piece of paper and list down all the different campaigns you can offer that either coincides with a event, time or occasion.</p>
<p>Let us know how you get on.</p>
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