New Gmail Inbox Tab - Threat to Email Marketing
Gmail has revamped the look of its inbox with tab-based navigation. By default, the inbox is divided into three tabs: Primary, Social and Promotions.
Gmail has revamped the look of its inbox with tab-based navigation. By default, the inbox is divided into three tabs: Primary, Social and Promotions.
The 1x1 pixel image was introduced in Email newsletter Campaign Services during a time when Email clients like MS Outlook downloaded images by default. But since MS Outlook 2007, images are disabled by default. The open rate that you see in your Email Campaign Analytic Dashboard might not be entirely accurate.
How Does Email Marketing Service track Open Rate?
Although design and layout are important, don't get worked up about the overall aesthetic appeal of your newsletter.
Most newsletters use excerpt instead of a full article. The monthly frequency of newsletters forces publishers to include lot of information in one edition. Providing multiple links in your newsletter tend to decrease user engagement both while reading the newsletter and on visiting your product/service pages (from the newsletter). Although the click through rates will be higher with more links in your newsletter, you have to focus on ‘Effective Engagement'.
Businesses often neglect about the subject used in their email campaigns and worry about Email open rate. Consumers are more likely to open an E-Mail newsletter with the subject “X Trends Update" than with the subject "X Newsletter #103". But you will be surprised to learn that popular formula used to create titles in Blogs (X Number #12 according to US Industry Reports, How to...., Top 10 ways to...
The open rate and click through rates in your E-Mail campaign is influenced by the opt-in process that you have deployed. If you have sneakingly put a check-box in your partner's website to subscribe to your newsletter or have cleverly put a default subscription in your report download or user registration form then your prospects are less likely to open your e-mail. So what are some of the best practice?