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Sep 24, 2008
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Podcast: Don't Fear Using Halloween Tie-Ins to Market Your Products

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You can use Halloween to market your products – no matter what you’re selling. We sat down with Diana Voigt, Marketing Manager, HalloweenExpress.com, whose advice comes from eight years of specializing in Halloween-themed email marketing.

Voigt shares information about subject lines, design elements, the best Halloween-season send times and pitfalls to avoid. It’s worth a listen no matter what you’re marketing.

Click here to listen: http://podcast.marketingyak.com/media/episode10_diana_voigt
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(Time: 6:59 minutes)

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