Why Venntive
Yes, Venntive is proud to be a Small Business with Big Solutions!
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration (2005) estimates that 99.9% of the country’s businesses are small businesses. The U.S. Census Bureau says small businesses employ slightly more than 50% of the workforce.
We know that (1) Lack of Information (2) Time and (3) Money are the biggest challenges every business faces in marketing their business. One thing Venntive can provide you that larger email marketing solution companies can’t — Personalized Service! We sure appreciate each of our client’s business. If we help you grow, we hope to grow along with you. We’ve been known to jump through hoops to obtain but more importantly maintain your business. But don’t take our word for it - read what people are saying about us.
About Lydia Sugarman, Founder & CEO
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Lydia Sugarman’s career in industries diverse as financial products, travel, executive search, and entertainment has focused on the Internet since 1995. Her experience in competitive analysis, market research, interactive marketing and media planning, business development for a wireless technology company, marketing director of Women’s Sports Challenge, and Managing Editor of WeTheShoppers, a shopping portal as well as founding several successful consumer Web sites.
Lydia brings a sophisticated level of understanding of this powerful marketing and communications medium, this 800-lb. gorilla of the Internet that is email.
Her e-mail marketing and communications company, Private Label InterActive, Inc., focuses on helping companies fully utilize the power of e-mail to reach decision makers both corporate and consumer.
PLI delivers a ‘private label’ permission-based solution for digital direct marketing and interactive communication and CRM. PLI consults on strategy development, list development, compliant messaging, deployment capability, campaign management, message testing, statistical reporting and analysis.
A product of generations of Southern farming tradition and the University of Kentucky, she transferred her love of horseback riding to cycling and has been known to log 300 miles weekly on her road bike and participate in NYC outlaw bike messenger races plus multi-day charity rides. A move to Sausalito, CA in April 2006 has given a new appreciation to mastering proper hill climbing technique.
Over the years, Lydia has found that email marketing, customer relationship management, farming, and cycling have a lot in common.
