Q: What were the top 10 resort marketing insights of 2014?
When a new Stash post is published, a quick email alert is pushed to a growing list of marketers. Which means that with 51 posts in the books this yea...
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When a new Stash post is published, a quick email alert is pushed to a growing list of marketers. Which means that with 51 posts in the books this yea...
Instagram has tried hard to maintain a solid base of legitimate users. Perhaps to reinforce that point, they purged a massive list of spam accounts fr...
Last week we looked at whether the number of questions in a survey impacted the number of people that would both start and finish completing those que...
With many demands and goals on the table, keeping a survey short can be tricky. Three questions become four, and then five, and then a dozen. But what...
After publishing some of our email width and mobile open stats a few weeks ago, a question came up surrounding where people go after they "click" on a...
Last week we found that resort send volume during the first 5 minutes of the hour is about 3.5x higher than any other 5-minute stretch. But does this ...
We've looked at sends or performance by hour, day of the month, day of the year and more, but one idea recently intrigued us: Do resorts send more ema...
Last week we looked at one piece of the responsive email question - email width - and this week we're tackling the other piece - device width. Resort ...
We’ll get into a bit more in an upcoming Stash, but responsive email is a popular topic. And much of this interest stems from the scaling down that ...
Last week's analysis of Facebook engagement by length and post type sparked a few questions. One of which was centered around video types because, to ...
We've analyzed the effects of text length on things like Twitter tweets and email subject lines, but looking back we realized a big one was overlooked...
This year will see a record number of resort video series created with quality that, even five years ago, was virtually non-existent in resort marketi...