While it's worthwhile to continue
measuring email opening rates, click - throughs and website hits, make 2015 the year that you commit to taking a deeper look at your customer and prospect interactions.
Not exact matches
So the question arises as to whether
open rates are still a useful metric for
measuring email marketing success when
open rates are falling for technological reasons rather than due to any change in subscriber behavior.
Open Rate: the «open rate» is a percentage measured as the number of people who actually opened your email divided by the number of people to whom the email was verifiably delive
Open Rate: the «open rate» is a percentage measured as the number of people who actually opened your email divided by the number of people to whom the email was verifiably delive
Rate: the «
open rate» is a percentage measured as the number of people who actually opened your email divided by the number of people to whom the email was verifiably delive
open rate» is a percentage measured as the number of people who actually opened your email divided by the number of people to whom the email was verifiably delive
rate» is a percentage
measured as the number of people who actually
opened your
email divided by the number of people to whom the
email was verifiably delivered.
The upshot of the recent study is that organizations who have an «investment - oriented» view of
email marketing - that is, as a tool to build and nurture long term relationships with existing clients and customers - are finding that, even during a recession, the ROI from
email marketing continues to increase as
measured by higher
open, clickthrough and conversion
rates.
This is because all
email marketing applications
measure open rates by waiting for a tiny image embedded in the
email to be downloaded by the person reading the
email.
Nevertheless, one needs to be aware of the technical issues that impact
open rates, and the resulting limitations on the utility of
open rates as a
measure of reader interest in the subject of your
email.
The most important things to
measure for an
email campaign are
open and click
rates — how many people actually
opened your
email and how many clicked on a link in the
email.
In addition to sending video
emails, you can also track their success by using BombBomb's analytics tools to
measure open and play
rates.