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I
have to admit, I'm a data freak. I love to see surveys and studies
that show user behavior. That's just what this new report from Marketing
Sherpa delivers with regard to email marketing.
For instance,
did you know…
- Moms place
low value on testimonials in email copy?
- There are
4 things that those with high open and click rates do that others
don't?
- The graphic
design of an email can increase readability by 31% or more?
- 45%-60%
of viewers will scroll below the fold of a long email?
Get
the free Executive
Summary of this report.
What
You Get
Over nineteen
hundred (1,900) email marketers contributed their data, and 25 additional
research studies are included, as well as 310 charts, tables and
heat maps.
If you're tired
of guessing about email marketing, the Email Marketing Benchmark
Guide 2006 will give you what you need to:
- Compare your
opt-in, open, click, and conversion rates to your competitors'
- Redesign
your email newsletter and sales alert templates to improve results
-- based on Marketing Sherpa's new eye tracking laboratory email
tests
- Compare
your current stats to real-life email marketing opens, clicks,
conversions for B-2-B and B-2-C mailings
- Discover
what's worth testing (and what's not)
- Gather insights
from specific behavioral traits of age groups including teens,
moms and more
- Design email
templates to boost average reading time and clicks
- Choose the
best day of week to send email campaigns
- Unlock deliverability
and spam filter problems
- and more
There's a LOT
of data in this report (over 265 pages of it), and it is presented
in a very organized and easy to use way.
What
You Don't Get
This is NOT
a copywriting book. It will not show you (directly) how to write
powerful copy for email campaigns. It will, however, shed a lot
of light on what elements you should include in your copy and design.
You'll also find out when to send, how to send and why you should
send.
While I love
the information, I wish Marketing Sherpa would have included more
of its insights on the research. They do a fairly good job of translating
the data findings, but could - in my opinion - go into greater detail.
It isn't that anything is lacking… it's just that there's
so much more to say.
Overall, I was
quite impressed. The sheer volume of information in this book is
amazing. At every page turn, I found myself thinking, "Oh really?
Wow!"
As with all
Marketing Sherpa products, it comes with a 30-day, money-back guarantee.
Click
here to view the free Executive
Summary of this report in PDF form.
If you'd rather,
you can order
directly from the Marketing Sherpa website.
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