The Point
OCTOBER 7, 2010
On Focus.com , Adam asks: ““What percentage success rate do people (expect from) direct mail campaigns? We (get) 7% response rate when marketing to existing customers and 2% to new customers.”. A survey invitation generates much higher response rates compared to say, a free trial offer.
The Point
JANUARY 23, 2018
Many are competing in early stage markets and need to get in front of their competitors quickly before consolidation and attrition take their toll. Building a marketing database of both short- and long-term prospects that at minimum meet specific demographic or target account criteria.
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The Point
JANUARY 13, 2015
No matter what your marketing resolutions this year – more content, better creative, etc. – Since email continues to be a dominant channel for most B2B marketers, let me suggest that a good candidate for #1 on your “to do” list for 2015 is to improve the way you measure email campaigns. Opens/Open Rate. Clicks/Click Rate (CTR).
The Point
OCTOBER 22, 2019
Congratulations: your last email campaign generated a really high click-through rate. It’s an issue that B2B marketers are experiencing with increasing frequency: open rates and click-through rates that don’t quite match up, typically in the form of an abnormally high “click to open” (CTO) rate. Bad for marketers.
The Point
MAY 14, 2012
A new report from Forrester Consulting, commissioned by marketing automation provider Silverpop , offers little in the way of groundbreaking insights, but does provide plenty of data confirming what most already know: that many companies are failing to realize the true potential from their investments in marketing automation.
The Point
FEBRUARY 4, 2011
On Focus.com , Craig Rosenberg asks: “What are the top benefits of adopting marketing automation?” My response: Based on our firm’s experience , the most common benefits of marketing automation are these: 1. Marketing automation helps companies get more from their marketing budget by making the most of the leads they have.
The Point
JANUARY 6, 2011
In the client scenario above, however, even if the email campaign in question were to generate a response rate of say, 4 percent, the two test cells would need to differ by a significant margin (much more than 1 percent) in order to achieve statistical significance. For example: 1,500 names x 4 percent = 60 responses.
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