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EMAIL MARKETING SUCCESS



               Click Rate



               The click rate represents the ratio between the recipients who

               click on at least one link in an email and the number of emails

               sent out. You can use this measurement to determine whether

               your email copy and call-to-actions are compelling enough to get

               users to take action. This is the most crucial measurement for you

               to keep track of in your email marketing campaign.




               Click-to-Open Rate




               This measurement is the ratio of the number of unique clicks to

               the number of unique opens. The reference value, in this case, is

               not based on the total number of recipients, but rather the number

               of recipients who opened the email.




               If your click-to-open rates (CTOR) are low, it could mean that the
               content of the email isn’t fulfilling the expectations raised by its


               subject line. This means that a large number of your subscribers
               opened the email, but found the content of the email to be


               uninteresting and didn’t click on any of the links.




               Conversion Rate



               The conversion rate is the percentage of recipients that executed

               the desired action at the end of the process. This could be

               anything from purchasing a product, downloading an e-book, or






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