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Margaret Farmakis






Margaret FarmakisAs the senior director for Return Path’s Response Consulting group, Margaret helps clients improve the response, revenue and ROI of their email marketing programs. She uses her knowledge of content, design, segmentation and email campaign strategy and branding to help her clients build their files with active and engaged subscribers, increase the lifetime value of their subscriber base, improve program relevancy and generate sales.
Before Return Path, she spent 10 years producing and managing multi-channel integrated direct marketing programs for Fortune 100 companies, focusing on the financial services and technology sectors.
She most recently held a senior-level marketing position with Strategic Communications, Inc., a marketing/communications agency in Boston, where she spent five years. Previous experience also includes project management and editorial roles at SchoolSports, Inc., publisher of RISE Magazine, the nation’s leading sports and active lifestyle magazine for teens (formerly SchoolSports Magazine), and SchoolSports.com.

Margaret is currently based out of Return Path’s London office.




Recent Posts

5 New Year’s Resolutions for an Email Marketer

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}Every year we make them, but only occasionally do we keep them. New Year’s resolutions often represent our best intentions, which somehow get sidetracked as “real” life takes over and our time becomes filled with ticking items off “to do” lists and trying to keep our heads above water. If you’re an email marketer, [...]

ISPs Are Not the Grinch: Don’t Let Poor Sender Reputation Steal Your Christmas

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}I grew up reading Dr. Seuss books and my favourite story happens to be “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” I’m not a huge fan of the Christmas season, and I suppose that part of me secretly sympathizes with the Grinch’s refusal to make merry. There’s something about the irreverence of his all-consuming glee as [...]

The Beauty of a Best-In-Class Email Program

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}As a consultant on the vendor side of the email marketing industry, I spend a considerable amount of time working with clients to create strategies for solving their email challenges. Whether those challenges are related to attribution, creative templates, acquisition, deliverability or any of the other numerous practices and processes the client is looking [...]

How to Take Your Email Conversion Rates to New Heights

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}On Tuesday I attended the DMA’s latest Email Customer Lifecycle Series event focused on helping email marketers drive conversions, one of the most important metrics and the primary goal for many marketers using the email channel. Sponsored by Silverpop, the theme for the event was clearly one of encouraging marketers to take their email [...]

What Your Sender Score Says About Your Reputation and Your Ability to Reach the Inbox

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}Benjamin Franklin certainly wasn’t talking about email deliverability when he said, “It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it,” however this quote could easily apply to the factors impacting ISPs’ email filtering decisions. A recent Return Path study confirms that a marketer’s sender reputation [...]

Email: It’s Alive!

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}If I had a pound for every time I’ve been asked about the death of email marketing, I’d be “on the cover of Forbes Magazine, smiling next to Oprah and the Queen” (to steal lyrics from the Travie McCoy/Bruno Mars song). Basically, I’d be a billionaire. Instead, I’m constantly coming up with new ways [...]

How Two Email Gods and a Goddess Could Create a Golden Age for Email

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}In life, we get called many things; some of them are good and some are not so good. However, it’s safe to say that being referred to as a “god” or “goddess” isn’t something that’s going to happen very often. When it does, I think that’s cause for celebration. Two recent postings by Fred [...]

Give Your Emails Some Comic Relief

Tweet{lang: ‘en-GB’}In the spirit of Red Nose Day—fast approaching on Friday, 18th March—I’ve been thinking about what makes email funny. Other than two great cartoons (see below), which I have tacked to my office wall, I couldn’t really come up with much. Instead, I’d like to use this post to expound on a few ways [...]