13 Email Marketing Statistics That Are Shaping 2019 and Beyond

A Marketing Profs panel to wade through the data that’s impacting how the email marketing industry is evolving.
Is Email Killing Your Company?

Are you looking at your email program as a long-term investor, or as a day-trader? A lot of marketing tactics aren’t succeeding. It’s a combination of fundamental shifts in how audiences congregate and where they can be reached, and consumers that are too scared about an uncertain future to buy anything other than potatoes and […]
Mobile Opt-in Flies at US Airways

A recent study by ExactTarget and Ball State University showed that consumers 24 years old and younger prefer text messages to email. For consumers 25+, email still reigns supreme. Does that put text/mobile/SMS out of reach for most brands? Not at all. In fact, using mobile to drive email subscriptions is an emerging best practice. […]
The Future of Email Marketing – Think Holistically, Send Individually

The demise of email has been greatly exaggerated. While Jupiter says that overall email volume has dropped from 41 messages per day per U.S. user to 24, the email marketing universe is very much alive and well. The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) projects that $600 million will be spent on email in 2008, driving an […]
When The Fonz Clicked Delete: Email has jumped the shark
Like Lohan trips to rehab and Cardinals’ “this is our year” chants, most of us have had it up to here with email. Spam has gone from annoying to ridiculous. I got an insane, indecipherable missive from a German derelict this week. 417 times. It looked like he slapped a sausage on the keyboard to […]
Nothing Personal: SWM 35 seeks email marketing that’s relevant
Once upon a time you could send and receive email without incident. Like leaving your doors unlocked or eating medium-rare hamburgers, the glory days of email were blissfully free of hassle and worry. Email has literally transformed the way we communicate. 31 billion emails are sent every day in North America, according to research firm […]