So, it is only natural for us to include questions about open rates, list hygiene, and segmentation practices in the State of Email 2022 survey. Here's a thread about what we found out -
(1) The average open rate recorded by the surveyors is greater than 20%.
(2) 47.6% of the surveyors have used Send Time Optimization for over 50% of their email campaigns. This is one of the most popular uses of AI/ML in email marketing.
(3) 50% of the surveyors segment their list randomly during an A/B testing campaign based on open rate; This is alarming as right segmentation during A/B testing is essential to create balanced sampling without any bias.
(4) 67.7% of the surveyors have not conducted an RFM (Recency Frequency) analysis of their customers resulting in lower rate of response and customer lifetime value (LTV).
(5) 71% of the surveyors send different email campaigns to non-active/dormant users and engaged users. For e.g. they send re-engagement campaigns to a user who is not engaging, and theregular campaigns to active subscribers.
(6) Our State of Emails 2022 has more insights on these results and covers everything related to #emailmarketing in a single source. Go, get your hands on the full report now - mailmodo.com/ebook/state-of…
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So, we quizzed our respondents about AMP in our survey, and here's what we learned
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