Let’s talk about marketing to your customers for a minute. Let’s me use myself as an example: at the moment, I regularly play one Xbox 360 game (Borderlands) and one Windows game (Dragon Age). I just bought Dragon Age 2 recently. When I purchased Dragon Age in late 2009, I needed to register an account. As part of that registration process, I wanted to be alerted to new things related to Dragon Age. Not all games, only the game franchise I was a fan of. Electronic Arts (EA) makes the classic mistake many marketing departments make: treating all their customers the same and assuming that all customers want to know about every game. Continue reading All or Nothing Email Marketing Creates Brand Resentment