Marketers believe that email has never been so important, but the nature of email is changing and it becomes an essential tool with rising of content importance every year.
A survey of 46 questions in total was conducted in the UK and the results come to show that:
1 in 10 marketers said that all their emails are relevant to their customers and more worryingly, and only 2 in 5 said that at best ‘some’ of their emails are relevant to consumers.
B2C marketers test significantly more emails than B2B marketers, with 21% testing more than 3 quarters of emails, compared to 10% of B2B marketers.
The majority of marketers said email is best for retention, followed by conversion, brand promotion, and acquisition.
In terms of contact customers, the majority of marketers contact their customers using emails between 2 to 4 times a month.
A Graph Shows Who is Involved in E-Mail Marketing Activities.
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