Email marketing is continuing to thrive and MailerMailer has just published some interesting statistics about the effectiveness of email marketing. Check out these great stats!
- As of May, 2011, email marketing had an average return on investment of $43.52 for every dollar spent. This is expected to reach $44.25 by the end of 2011.
–Direct Marketing Association - Investments made in email marketing will grow from $1.3 billion in 2010 to $2 billion by 2014.
–Forrester Research - In early 2011, 72% of respondents answered that Return-of-Investment (ROI) of their email marketing campaigns is excellent or really good.
–Econsultancy - 39.4% of marketing industry executives called Email Marketing the most powerful advertising channel for their business.
–Datran Media survey - 63% of respondents would like to increase spending on email marketing in 2011.
-BtoBMarketing - 70% of brand marketers planned to make investments in email marketing in 2011.
-Society of Digital Agencies
These are some pretty compelling statistics. As usual, we recommend an integrated channel marketing approach — as opposed to putting all of your marketing budget into one channel for the greatest response and conversion rates. However, what these statistics represent is an enthusiastic thumbs-up for using the email channel to increase your direct marketing effectiveness.
Thanks again to MailerMailer for putting these statistics together!
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