Posts Tagged ‘study’
Emails Sent Late at Night Get Best Open and Clickthrough Rates
Charting all the various email that was sent based on the time of day it was sent there is not a significant increase in open rates across the several time periods. There begins to be a larger increase when looking at click rates but no matter how you slice the data it is clear that from…
Read MoreBehavior of US Email Users When Email Doesn’t Render on Their Mobile Device
eMarketer has recently reported on some survey data gathered by BlueHornet and others. The data suggests that marketers cannot afford to send email that doesn’t render correctly on mobile devices.
Read MoreEmail and Direct Mail are the Most Used Marketing Channels
According to a study conducted by Target Marketing, Email and Direct Mail continue to be the most used marketing channels. Surveys of almost 20,000 marketers concluded that Email is the highest return on investment of any of 19 marketing methods listed in the survey. Why might this be?
Read MoreEmail Campaign Inbox Arrival Time Performance Indications
Recently, industry leader StrongMail.com released the results of a 2012 email delivery performance survey. The purpose of the survey was to explore how the timing of email delivery directly affects performance of key engagement indicators.
Read MoreNew Data Suggests Email Open Rates Up While CTR is Dropping
This suggests that while email marketers are consistently effective at writing catchy email subject lines, the content is not good enough to encourage the marketplace to click through. Clicks ultimately drive the sales and actions from which advertisers measure engagement and return on investment.
Read MoreEmail Open and CTR Ratios are up in 2012
It would seem that consumers are becoming more responsive to emails and/or marketers are getting better are finding relevant information for relevant markets. Either way I’d say its good news for you and your business.
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