2. A bit about me!
Katie Finch
Senior Business Development Manager
I like shopping (a lot), holidays and
animals (probably more than humans!!)
I am not a fan of rain, the cold or mess
(my desk may suggest otherwise!)
4. Email reports
• Opens – who opened your email?
• Clicks – Who clicked through on your content?
• Devices – What device were they using?
• Bounces – Is anybody there?
6. A good open rate depends on…
• What sector are you in?
• Financial services, retail, publishing etc
• What type of emails do you send?
• B2B/B2C
• Acquisition/retention
• How do you communicate with your audience?
• Just sales and offers
• Do you give away content?
8. How can we affect your open
rates?
• Data capture and welcome campaigns (how did you
set the
expectation of the on-going relationship?)
• LEARN from the reporting from your previous
campaigns
• Subject line – relevant, timely and personalised?
• Serialising content – be like a good book, make your
emails
relevant to each other
• Consider your overall strategy. Are you always
shouting or
10. A good click through rate varies…
• What was the goal of your message?
• Were you information sharing or driving traffic?
• Was is a single product/feature message/newsletter?
• Were their multiple content blocks?
• Was the content relevant?
• Am I interested?
• Did the content reflect the subject line?
• Did you talk about half price Miu Miu to get the open when
you’re selling cat wormer?
12. How can we affect our click through
rates?
• Send at a time when the recipient has time to
action/convert?
Tools like Intelligent Time Sending will ensure that
the email is in the inbox when the recipient has
demonstrated opening behaviour
• Does your content render in the device that they are
using?
• How may links are there in your email? When trying
to generate clicks include as many links as you can
• Consider the design
13. How can we affect our click through
rates?
• Do you look at your previous messages when
designing your new ones?
• What part of your reporting should you be looking at?
14. Devices
What is the most popular device for your
recipients to open your message in?
18. What does bounce a mean?
• The email address has expired
• You have churn in your list
• You can’t communicate with them via email
• You have the opportunity to use another channel
19. Reporting
Q: What do you do with
your email reporting?
A: Use it to make
smarter decisions