«E-mail ROI continues to outperform all other direct marketing tactics and is expected to reach $45.65 for every dollar spent by 2008, according to the Direct Marketing Association. Conversely, reports persist about declining e-mail deliverability and response rates due to spam and fierce inbox competition.
The DMA recently reported declines in delivery rates for acquisition (at 68%) and retention e-mails (at 80%), according to its Q2 2007 National E-mail Marketing Benchmark report. This was the second consecutive decrease. The DMA cautioned e-mail marketers that although the decline can not yet be called a trend, it is a troubling development and e-mail service providers must take every measure to improve their sender reputation, e-mail content and authentication. This is one of many reasons why today’s marketers need to take a closer look at e-mail automation tools»
En españa está pasando algo parecido e incluso las pequeñas y medianas empresas estan pensando en invertir en email marketing para captar o fidelizar a sus audiencias.
El problema con el que se encuentran la mayoría de las empresas es la falta de bases de datos cualificadas, el permision marketing (conseguir el permiso de sus usuarios), el spam y poder hacer frente a envíos masivos de email.
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