May 17th, 2007
Chris Baggott, EMAIL MARKETING by the NUM8ERS
I just posted about a member of the first team I managed, Darryl Gresham, here’s another star, Chris Baggott. Chris was the number one salesman on that team and ranked very high in the nation. You may know Chris from his award winning blog Email best marketing practices. Chris is an amazing person and has exhibited, tremendous insight and business acumen that is only out done by his confidence, his entire business career.
We met working for a company that was a division of Abbott Laboratories. We open up a sales office in Buffalo, New York. Chris was a major reason we were able to change the culture. We had a team of nice people, fun folks and could enjoy a position that offered security. I had a different vision and Chris jumped on board. We wanted to win and win big. My team was not sure we could compete with big city markets, I was new and black and I took over a team of all whites. Guess who is coming to manage?
Chris Baggott was fresh from being a white water rafting guide on the Cheat River. Displaying an attitude that would serve him well in his remarkable rise through the business world, Chris felt anything is possible. He did not know any better.
Chris took off in his career and enjoyed success as a Donnely Marketing Manager, business owner and co founder and CMO of the highly acclaimed Excat Target. He has started a new venture, Compendium software, and I predict this software has the potential to change the world.
Chris has no fear, and is open to change. He is the world’s leading authority on Emai Marketing, and coined it as the world’s greatest marketing tool. Chris’s book shares his secret and for those of us that can use help in building strong customer relationships, this book is for you.
“Are You ready to create better business relationships with your customers and prospects? Are you ready to take advantage of email’s affordability,interactivity and targeting capabilities? Wheater you work for a mom and pop shop or a megacorporation, the tactics here will take your email marketing program to a higher level” Chris explains how to:
.Speak to your audience as individuals
.Spark and maintain subscriber engagement
.Build a database of quality address
.Segment an audience based on data
.Find and create relevant content
.Combine email with a viral word of mouth marketing strategies
.Use surveys,forms and other feedback tools
.Keep your email program legitimate and spam free
Buy and Read this book, it will more than pay for itself with more sales, profits, better understanding of your customers, and they of you, plus it will save you time.
To Chris, thank you for your loylity and friendship but most of all for your trememdous results when you worked for me. I am very proud of you.






May 19th, 2007 at 11:56 am
Thanx for sharing information about Chris! Perhaps I will meet him one day in my travels through the BDPA world!
May 21st, 2007 at 12:27 pm
Villager, I am hapy to see your visit.Chris is a trmendous person and is working on software that would be of great interest to Afro Spear bloggers.
April 4th, 2008 at 2:27 pm
Just thought I’d post a link to The Email Marketing Kit over at SitePoint for people who are new to Email marketing. I used it when I first started and it has some great tips and techniques for maximizing your email campaigns.
http://www.sitepoint.com/launch/c6ac756/3/84
May 14th, 2008 at 6:57 pm
Nice review. I’ll check it out.
May 16th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
Ryan, thanks
May 16th, 2008 at 12:36 pm
Robert, Chris is the man, I hope you enjoy
May 25th, 2008 at 11:58 pm
Thanks for the information, I will go and find the book. I have recently read E-tailored and wish to get enrolled in a one year Web Analytics and marketing course.
Long live people who believe anything is possible and use positivity and creativity everyday to succeed.
May 30th, 2008 at 1:51 pm
Thanks for sharing this information. Guess I am going to look for the book as well. I think it will help a a lot of people in the business industry.
June 2nd, 2008 at 2:03 am
In this day and age of competition, the bottom line is Web Analytics and connecting with your audience in new, cost effective ways.
June 11th, 2008 at 5:22 pm
Appreciate the insightful info.
And I plan to use some of this stuff in my own online business and in particular building a quality database