According to data from Smart Insights, across all industries, the average email open rate is 22.87 percent and the average click-through rate is a mere 3.26 percent. That means roughly 97 percent of all marketing emails accomplish nothing.
Email marketing must become more adaptive and better tailored to the unique buying stage of each audience member. Not surprisingly, full-scale marketing automation produces on average an 80 percent increase in leads and a 77 percent lift in conversions.
For a brand to survive, it has to invest heavily in three email marketing trends that are proving to be effective.
Email marketing evolution: 3 trends
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3176 days ago
3401 days ago
Thanks for this article - it's given me a lot of insight into why I'm not getting the response I'd like from my email marketing campaigns.
I shall try implementing the tips from the article. In particular I can see that I haven't been doing enough personalization and list segmentation.
I appreciate your advice, Joy
3404 days ago
My email open rate is even lower than that - let alone the CTR :( I do need to work on my segmentation.
3404 days ago
I believe segmentation is the key to increase your chance to be successful with email marketing.
3406 days ago
Email marketing is now the key word in small or big business as well as in the blogging sector too! Indeed a personalization is the need of the hour, since the clients inbox is daily filled in with lot of stuff needed and unwanted and in such cases most will go into the drain and only a few
will get the attention, in such case it is a must to personalize it according to the need or necessity of the receiver we need to do a research into it to find out the potential customers. This post is an informative piece in this line. As VentureBeat rightly put it: “Email marketing providers: Evolve or die” Yes, since a lot of things are happening around this marketing field, we need to update accordingly, otherwise our very purpose of sending such a lot of emails will just go into the drain! Or in other words, it will be deleted or ignored.
Thanks for sharing this informative and a wonderful alert here!!
The illustrations along with it are really fitting ones! Indeed, it is a very interesting picture, especially the initial one! Though the last man on the Q is a bit disgusting one altogether the picture really speaks volume!!
Keep sharing. Thanks for sharing this wonderful information here.
~ Philip
3406 days ago
The author has explained the three essential stuff of email marketing. If a brand wish to make the first-time visitors come back regularly, then it is vital to implement the three strategies(Segmentation, personalization and customization) in its EM campaign.
I totally agree with the viewpoints of Dennis! Of course, GetResponse has some irreplaceable features to track and understand the subscribers.
Thanks for sharing this priceless post for BizSugarers, Erik. Have a good day!
3406 days ago
Under customization, it's important to add your brand logo, and keep color combination matching with Logo's color. It's nothing but called branding yourself.
This small tweaks, put your brand in a professional way to the customers.
3406 days ago
I have tried the advanced segmentation options with GetResponse email marketing tool and felt very much attracted. I also liked the appropriate example of "Totes Isotoner Corp." Thanks a lot to share this superb Email marketing pattern tutorial.
3407 days ago
Many companies take a mass market approach and simply try to appeal to everyone. People are receiving so many emails that this strategy no longer works. If you do not take the time to tailor your emails to the individual, somebody else will and that person will end up seeing the results they're looking for. The segmentation and personalization sections of this article touched on that well.
I agree with Nikhilganotra that thinking of yourself as a receiver is a great way to go about it. Look at your emails - would you click through? Would you buy? If not, then perhaps it's time to make changes.
Anyway all-in-all a great article. Thanks for sharing!
3407 days ago
Segmenting the list is really important to shoot out mails to the targeted audience.
Sending personalized emails also work. I daily receive many personalized emails that entice me to buy the product.
The best part in email marketing is that imagine yourself as a user and then generate email campaigns on that basis.
It will work like a charm.
Thanks for sharing this amazing post! :)