Businesses should engage in email marketing in 2023, says Ekundayo

Chief Executive Officer, CareerXpress, Ekundayo Ayeni

With the unaware ongoing alterations and modifications on all social media platforms, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) CareerXpress, Ayeni Ekundayo has said businesses should email marketing in 2023 because they have authority over the algorithm, they may develop rules that restrict the ability to engage with clients, friends, or colleagues.


Ekundayo noted Email is a guarantee, though people do not simply change their email addresses by contacting them or customers, you can stay top-of-mind.

His words: “Influencers of today who have 2.5 million or 7 million followers on those social media platforms may discover the next day that their account has been deleted and all of those followers have vanished, people aren’t concentrating on that aspect of the service just yet since email, which most people do not understand, is the actual currency in this age of the digital revolution.”

While acknowledging his motivation to build email forest and then sell it off, even though the profitability was not readily evident, Ekundayo said nobody at the time thought that a local company without a foundation in infrastructure could attract the attention of large corporations.


“I recall being called insane for believing I could start a mailing platform; all of these things only fueled our determination to be successful, email Forest had more functionality when we first opened the door to it than MailNg did. We persisted in our efforts to launch it, and as a result, we found ourselves in a position to be acquired by certain organisations in Dubai, now. Even while we continue to get royalties each year and support from its new owners to make sure the platform is utilised to its fullest potential, it can serve as evidence that despite the obstacles, it was able to succeed in Nigeria.

Ekundayo further said users can now access several pieces of information about a company with just one click because of the internet’s widespread accessibility which has allowed users to decide for themselves whether to opt-in or out of a particular brand’s subscription.

Adding that the information about business and as an executive that appears on the first page of Google matters since 88% of customers conduct online research before making the purchase and the majority of stakeholders search for your brand.

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