Report

August 2001

Effective Email Marketing


Shar VanBoskirk
To make messages relevant to over-emailed consumers, marketers must craft email conversations. They should outsource email services to segmentation and sequencing specialists.
by Shar VanBoskirk with Charlene Li, Jennifer Parr

INTERVIEWS
  • Marketers typically send 3 million emails a month.
  • Two-thirds plan to manage email internally by 2003.
ANALYSIS
  • Email conversations will cut through inbox clutter and temper growth to 939 billion emails by 2006.
  • Conversations make email effective for acquisition.
  • Marketers will spend $6.8 billion on email services by 2006.
ACTION
  • Marketers should support email regulations.
  • Service providers should teach their clients about email conversations.
WHAT IT MEANS
  • Ad agencies specialize by persona.
 
Figures & Data
  • Figure 1.  Marketers Prefer Email For Retention Over Acquisition
  • Figure 2.  Marketers Will Adjust Message Formats And Outsourcing
  • Figure 3.  Email Becomes A Nuisance -- Not A Benefit -- For Consumers
  • Figure 4.  Email Conversations Require New Skills
  • Figure 5.  Acquisition Email Costs More Than Other Marketing
  • Figure 6.  Service Providers Can Help Create Conversations
  • Figure 7.  Forecast: US Email Marketing Services, 2001 To 2006
   
RELATED MATERIAL 
  • Methodology
  • Online Resources
  • Companies Interviewed For This Report
  • Related Research
 
GRAPEVINE
  • A lot of flash, but not much action.
  • Who wants more spam?
  • High on email.

 

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