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25 years later...

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What would email marketing look like 25 years later? Fully automated? Or will it be gone forever?

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  • Profile picture of the author Po Last
    I think email marketing will still be around in 25 years, but it will be very different from what it is today. It will be more personalized, interactive, and integrated with other marketing channels.

    I imagine that email marketing in 25 years will be more like having a conversation with each individual subscriber, rather than just sending out mass emails. It will be tailored to their interests and needs, and it will be easy for them to engage with.

    I think this is a good thing, because it means that email marketing will be more effective than ever before. Businesses will be able to use it to build stronger relationships with their customers and drive more sales.
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    • Profile picture of the author Atta726
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      • Profile picture of the author dee4d
        Originally Posted by Atta726 View Post

        Will be fully automated and advanced with AI
        Exactly. That's what applications like Remotask are doing. We are already here... Pointing to that route very much..
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  • Profile picture of the author dee4d
    I am already feeling the effect of changes within the last 12 years. I used to be very active between 2007 to 2015, and when I came back, the tools that we used are already extinct. You can't use multiple accounts anymore, among many other things.
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  • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
    The more email looks like the perfect ansas to alla yr problems, the more we gonna be spooked by our inbox.

    Personal?

    Hmm ... mebbe less invitin' than anonymous.

    Creepy & unsweepy is how so much email marketin' seems to Moi.

    Call anti-spam services vampires if'n you wanna, but they rakin' in big dollahs offa the backa assholes spewin' schwango evrywan's way.

    So I'm with the parasites here.

    Nuthin' solicited by Moi gets through less'n you 'splain why you ain't no rapist.

    Sound weird?

    Likely it is easiah to figure why no avridge Joe don't wanna be grossed outta his pants evry 5 seconds.
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    • Profile picture of the author sonjay
      Originally Posted by Princess Balestra View Post

      The more email looks like the perfect ansas to alla yr problems, the more we gonna be spooked by our inbox.

      Personal?

      Hmm ... mebbe less invitin' than anonymous.

      Creepy & unsweepy is how so much email marketin' seems to Moi.

      Call anti-spam services vampires if'n you wanna, but they rakin' in big dollahs offa the backa assholes spewin' schwango evrywan's way.

      So I'm with the parasites here.

      Nuthin' solicited by Moi gets through less'n you 'splain why you ain't no rapist.

      Sound weird?

      Likely it is easiah to figure why no avridge Joe don't wanna be grossed outta his pants evry 5 seconds.
      what's with that kind of use of English?
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      • Profile picture of the author 10x
        Originally Posted by sonjay View Post

        what's with that kind of use of English?
        That's not English. It's Princeease. Read more of her posts and you'll catch on.

        Please read the rules and bring your signature into compliance.

        Thank you.
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      • Profile picture of the author Princess Balestra
        Originally Posted by sonjay View Post

        what's with that kind of use of English?
        It is unignorable to anywan undahstands the valyoo of a trooly distinctive prompt.

        Most useful in a world fulla inconsequential jelly imho.

        You may disagree.

        You might disagree.

        But how must you disagree?

        Ain't no tellin', mostly.

        Gotta hope sumthin' like email is still with us 25 years from now, steada mass actschwaahn diarrhea 'jeckshins direct to the amygdala.

        Main thing is, your email messagin' gotta always sound personal an' relevant to NOW.

        Anythin' like a thousand foot wide neon sign crashin' at random into your baptism, hysterectomy or insurrection for sure ain't welcome.

        (My reference to YOU here ain't personal btw -- jus' outlinin' sum key stuffs might help evrywan.)
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    • Profile picture of the author lucymartin
      Looks like a poem LOL
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  • Profile picture of the author Mamymilan60
    I doubt that the world itself will remain the same for the next 25 years, not just email.
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  • Profile picture of the author eocampo
    Email marketing will not be gone unless we find a better way to relay specific information, for example, how vipers basically stopped existing because of cell phones. However, the tools and the way they're used will continue to evolve, pushing marketers to follow best practices, where personalization and opt-in from the users will become very important parts of being successful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Edward Matthew
    I think after some time they will also introduce some kind of bot to manage our emails and stuff so there would be no point for email marketing then!
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  • Profile picture of the author dsimms
    In 25 years, if I am still alive, then I suspect that I will continue to delete those spam emails and unsubscribe to others that I never signed up to.
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    • Profile picture of the author ProducerK
      Originally Posted by dsimms View Post

      In 25 years, if I am still alive, then I suspect that I will continue to delete those spam emails and unsubscribe to others that I never signed up to.
      Don't be a party pooper.
      Open that email.
      Click that link so I can further retarget you and send you MORE!
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  • Profile picture of the author Fab Decore
    Predicting the precise future of email marketing 25 years from now is speculative, but we can envision potential advancements based on current trends and technological aspects. after 25 years the email marketing will more advanced and fully AI generated which can make more effort less and easy.
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    • Profile picture of the author dsimms
      On the surface it seems everything Is dead or dying, six various stores in my area have closed, even the internet seems dead, google has done a good job of casing people off, so you may get what you wish for, in 25 years, whats left is Amazon, facebook, walmart and better email.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moodesburn1977
    Well 50 years ago it was about the letter, and now it has been replaced by email, you can look at certain platforms in the begenning of the internet and some of them are not around, i think email is the best method, for me auto responders do work, but its not al about fully automated, we can tell a story to our subscribers sharing our experiences and how we actually made it and how we can actually help them
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  • Profile picture of the author DomainTracker
    Targeted marketing will still exist, but I think spam will become less relevant. I'd imagine in the future (not sure why it's not done today) that a simple proof of work will need to be solved by anyone sending an e-mail. This won't be noticeable to end users who send 1 email at a time, but to a spammer sending thousands per second, it would start to hopefully become economically non-viable.
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  • Profile picture of the author deaner10
    It will still be alive and well but in advanced technological ways as we advance further with Ai. Precisely how I have no idea, we can only wait to see! Everything is moving at such a fast pace these days compared to 10, 20, 30 years ago!
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  • Profile picture of the author aduttonater
    Should still be around as long as we have Internet. May be used less similar to mail. However mail picked up once Amazon and other services became popular. So integrate Something solely to be delivered by email and it should still remain in the game.
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  • Profile picture of the author Number619
    Honestly, Email marketing fails me every time. Rarely you see people succeed with this. I think it'll die?
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  • Profile picture of the author surgematrix
    Emails marketing will soon be R.I.P. It is no longer effective as it used to be, just as banner ads are no longer effective. The increase in scam emails, phishing emails, malware, etc.. has caused most email recipients to be skeptical about opening unsolicited emails. Most companies are now using what we call email filtering system, which scan and filter inbound emails for spam, virus, malware and more. This will eventually erase email campaign effectiveness.
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  • Profile picture of the author Stefan Shields
    I believe the importance of email is growing each year with the volatility of search engines. I would expect this to continue in the coming years. Build those lists and use them wisely.
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  • Profile picture of the author ProxyGuy
    I don't think email marketing is going anywhere anytime soon. We depend on email so much that I think it is an integral part of the internet and no chat-type application would ever be able to replace email entirely.
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  • Profile picture of the author Isaack101
    I think, internet-marketing will be 95% automated in the next 10 years. People will always need to buy things and because of this internet marketing will never die... But with the new advanced AI tools being introduced in the market every year, it is just a matter of time before it would just take 1 good prompt to build a funnel and start driving traffic to it.
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