| Plan |
Emails/Week |
Newsletter Design |
Additional Per 1000 |
| $50 Per Week |
20k |
No |
$10 |
| $100 Per Week |
40k |
Included |
$10 |
| $125 Per Week |
60k |
Included |
$10 |
| $175 Per Week |
100k |
Included |
$10 |
| $500 Per Week |
1000k |
Included |
$10 |
Email Campaigns:
TARGETED EMAIL MARKETING - serve your target audience
Email Campaigns involve sending bulk marketing emails to a target audience. Running a successful email campaign goes farther than merely sending mails. It is a systematic process to be followed in order to achieve the desired ROI. Email Campaigns are quite different from banner ad campaigns and link building practices.
Email marketing can be one of the most valuable and well-organized ways to influence purchases and keep customers informed and happy. It is also extremely inexpensive. When accomplished effectively, and with sensitivity of customer inclination, email has a striking impact on purchasing actions, online and offline. Below are some of the facts and figures related to email marketing campaigns obtained through a DoubleClick sponsored study.
The study for the year 2002 shows that as a result of receiving permission-based email,
68% of consumers have purchased online
59% have purchased in retail stores
39% have purchased through catalogs
34% through call centers
20% through postal mail
According to the study, 78% of online shoppers have made a purchase after clicking on an email. Of this year's online shoppers, one-third (33%) have clicked through an email and purchased immediately, a third (35%) have clicked through and purchased later online, and another 9% have clicked through and purchased later offline.
66% of online shoppers plan to use email to purchase during the holiday season
48% plan to use email to assist in purchasing for birthdays.
86% of online shoppers have purchased from the same merchant more than once
46% have used a coupon or code when shopping online during the past year.
The major factors contributing in converting the reader of your mail into a customer are the content of your email, the subject line of the email and the address from which the email has been sent. The study by Double click found that the 'from' line is the most important factor motivating consumers to open emails (60%), whereas 35% cited the 'subject' line. Within the subject line, discounts and news are what appeals most to consumers. While a discount was the most compelling motivational factor for making an immediate purchase after clicking on an email (70%), merchant recognition was significant (60%) underscoring the impact of branding on consumer sales.
The study also shows that customization of email can be a further driver of a consumer's decision to make a purchase.
62% of consumers 'always' or 'sometimes' request customized content in their permission-based email
91% prefer content based on interests that they have specified.
Of those customers that request customization, a third (35%) are more likely to make a purchase as a result.
Email was cited as the consumers' preferred method of communication from merchants (75%), followed by postal mail (20%), with 0% preferring telemarketing. Email is also replacing the telephone for customer service. Seventy-eight percent of consumers have communicated by email with customer service representatives during the past year. Of these, 57% prefer communicating with customer service by email, versus 38% that prefer customer service communication via the phone.
Source of data: www.doubleclick.com
We at MachInteractive take into consideration your business-critical initiatives to help you design and launch your email campaign in order to fetch the best ROI. We offer you practiced and proficient management of email campaigns with the help of some proprietary tools to attract your targeted audience to act immediately.
In general, we help you:
1) Catch the targeted audience's Attention
2) Generate Interest with the help of relevant and at times desired information
3) Promote Customer Satisfaction by solving customers' problems or attending to their needs
4) Make it easy for your targeted audience to take Action
5) Make certain that the Action provides Satisfaction.
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