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B2B Email Benchmarks: Answers Vary Widely

Customer Experience Matrix

This leads to different questions than I used to get, including the ever-popular “what’s a reasonable response rate for our emails?” In general, this study shows substantially lower open rates than other studies, somewhat higher click rates, and higher bounce rates. I’d question its relevance to the U.S.

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9 Awesome Email Subject Lines That Resonate With Readers

SnapApp

External surveys usually receive a 10-15% response rate , leaving much room for improvement. This kind of transparency increases response rates by building trust with old-fashioned manners. Takeaway: Use a merge tag to personalize your subject line and increase click-through rates. . Yes, please! . Be polite. .

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9 Awesome Email Subject Lines That Resonate With Readers

SnapApp

External surveys usually receive a 10-15% response rate , leaving much room for improvement. This kind of transparency increases response rates by building trust with old-fashioned manners. Takeaway: Use a merge tag to personalize your subject line and increase click-through rates. Yes, please! Be polite.

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How Gretta Van Riel Used Her 16M Social Media Following to Grow Her Businesses

Single Grain

Work With Us How Influencer Marketing Platform Instagram Launched SkinnyMeTea Instagram was still an emerging platform back in 2012, not many ecommerce brands (or any brands) were on there at all. Email, yes, you do, but email open rates are going down and down over time. So, it’s just about going where the most eyes will be.

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The Ultimate Guide to Marketing Campaigns

Hubspot

You might answer this with “email open rates,” “new Facebook Page likes,” “product pre-orders,” or all of the above. Email open rates and click-through rates. Opt-in rate. Follow-up email open rate. Opt-in conversion rate. Click-through rate. Conversion rate. Response rate.

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Delivering Episode 9: An Interview with Dan Oshinsky on BuzzFeed, The New Yorker, and Email in Journalism

Litmus

That was at the end of 2012. BuzzFeed was really growing starting in 2012 into this little powerhouse on the web. And I didn’t know a lot about it frankly in 2012. You’re driving far more traffic and the response is like 85 or 90 percent of people who wrote back to us said I love this. I don’t like this.