Vertical eNewsletter

    April 3, 2014
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    Healthcare Informatics vertical eNewsletters reach a highly targeted, opt-in audience segment. Vertical eNewsletters provide open and click rates that are substantially higher than industry averages. 

    Get in front of your audience as they engage with content truly tailored to their needs and interests. Vertical eNewsletters can associate your brand message with valuable content from a trusted brand, and you will reach a highly qualified, targeted audience.

    Healthcare Informatics vertical eNewsletters are available in the following categories:

    • HIE
    • Payment & Finance
    • Policy

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    • Reach a targeted and engaged audience
    • Associate your brand with content relevant to your message
    • Build brand recognition
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    • Extensive registration efforts online, at events, and in print
    • List building and creative optimization
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    • Open rate and click-through reporting
    • Benchmark reviews by account managers
    • Performance optimization suggestions

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