For Interactive Marketing Professionals (Length: 13 pages)

September 16, 2009

The ROI Of Email Relevance, 2009

New Rules To Improve The Bottom Line

by David Daniels

with Carlton A. Doty, Peter Sargent, Angie Polanco


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Email marketer expectations and sophistication are increasing. Forrester's Q1 survey of 104 email marketers found that the number of email marketers using click-through data as a segmentation attribute grew to 51%, its highest level ever. Yet, the survey revealed that other proven tactics including testing, Web site behavioral integration, and the use of social targeting tactics within email remain low. Email marketers who employ segmentation strategies including the use of Web site behavior as well as humanizing offers with product review content and data are four to six times more effective than those marketers who blast the same message to every subscriber.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemIncreased Marketing Clutter Raises The Table Stakes For Email Marketers

itemEmail Marketing Sophistication Is Growing But Not Enough

itemFive Tools That Drive Email Relevance

itemThe ROI Of Email Relevance

Recommendations

itemAdopt The New Rules Of Relevance To Drive Email Marketing Effectiveness

Forrester leveraged the ROI of email relevance methodology and executive interviews to document the impact that targeting can deliver for marketers.

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Analyst: David Daniels
Technology: Customer Experience, Customer Relationship Management, Design & Usability Processes, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Marketing Measurement, Packaged Applications
Geography: Asia Pacific, Europe, North America

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