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Infographic: Inboxed! Are Your Email Campaigns Getting Read?

by Community Manager Community Manager ‎03-19-2013 06:00 AM - edited ‎03-18-2013 11:48 AM

Email marketing has come a long way since the early days of dial-up. As more businesses join the game, more emails are piling up in personal inboxes, all vying for higher attention. At the same time, customers are getting smarter; with a  couple simple clicks, they can send that email blast that your marketing team spent days crafting straight to email hell - the virtual trashcan. Marketers, follow this flowchart to see if you're avoiding this awful fate. 

 

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by KMPG on ‎04-03-2013 10:35 AM

Hmmm. According to this flowchart, I can use all caps in my subject line, use spam words, not bother with A/B testing, never use a survey, inconsistent format and as long as I optimize for mobile, still end up in the "email marketing paying off" category.

I was curious to know the best time to send out an email blast, but honestly can't figure it out from this infographic.

by Community Manager Community Manager on ‎04-03-2013 11:33 AM

Thanks for the comment KMPG. We are not suggesting that the items you mentioned are unimportant. In fact, those are vital pieces of email marketing! 

 

If you'd like to know the best time to send out an email blast, click here to view this thread in the community that will provide you with some guidance. Thanks for keeping us on our toes :womanwink:

by KMPG on ‎04-03-2013 11:50 AM

Thanks,SammyCM.

I just have a pet peeve against flow charts that don't flow properly. Blame my parents....

Have a good day.:womanvery-happy:

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