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2021 Email Trends to Date and Predictions for the Future: Webinar Recording + Q&A

Litmus

For example, we have separate teams for email strategy, build and execution, and results & analysis. Since we may not be able to rely on open rates anymore as an indication of activity (because of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection ), you should be more intentional about asking your subscribers if they still want to hear from you.

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Email marketing strategy: A marketer’s guide

Martech

One thing to consider if you are having severe deliverability challenges is a double opt-in email. Yet, you can also derive this information from Progressive Profiling and analysis of their individual behavior within an email or series. If you are sending too frequently, you may see a drop in your open rates.

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3 Email Reports Marketing Leaders Should Look At With an Eye Toward the Future

Litmus

But there’s a lot of data out there, and it can put you into analysis paralysis. A great open rate just shows how flashy your subject line is. And, there’s been a lot of change on the reliability of open rates anyway because of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection. So what’s a good place to start?

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What Apple’s Email Privacy Rules Mean for Marketers

Zoominfo

Recent mail privacy protection changes in Apple’s new iOS 15 have put the crosshairs on email open rates, possibly ending that metric’s usefulness to marketing teams. There are absolutely better barometers, and even absent Apple making this change, I would still say open rates should not be your rudder,” Hopkinson says.

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20 Email Metrics & KPIs to Measure Success and Drive Action

Litmus

The open rate is how many of your delivered emails were “opened” and is great for gauging the effectiveness of subject lines, monitoring email deliverability, and measuring high-level subscriber engagement. Here’s how to calculate this: Open rate = (number of emails opened / number of emails delivered) x 100.

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7 common problems that derail A/B/n email testing success

Martech

The open rate, for example, has been a popular success metric ever since we learned how to use it back in the early days of HTML email. But it’s a flawed and unreliable metric, especially now that Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection feature masks a campaign’s true open rate. Are you ready?