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Robert Woodford

Robert Woodford has been writing about email marketing tops for companies like http://www.reachmail.net for more than a decade. When not writing, generally you will find Robert at home or training at the gym for his next marathon.

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Tired of Low Conversion Rates in Email?

Typical conversion rates of 1% or 2% are only great for people with low standards. Highly successful and effective email marketing campaigns should be...

Robert Woodford - 2012-12-18

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