The Pepped Periodical Issue #20
Georgie Carter
Using email marketing to maximise DTC customer retention and revenue | The Telegraph Top 100 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch
In this week's issue...
🚀 How to utilise first party data effectively
🏃 How to use personalisation and maintain trust
📈 Google’s anti-trust trial continues
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Hot Takes
Effective or creepy? How to offer personalisation while maintaining trust | Read time: 2 minutes
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