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Admin, get advice on how to establish success benchmarks and optimize your future email campaigns.
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Make every campaign better than the last!

Dear Admin,

We all want to improve, right? So remember to analyze the results of your newsletters and use the conclusions to help you improve your next email campaign. By tracking campaigns over time, you'll establish success benchmarks that will not only show you how effective your campaigns have been, but will suggest changes to optimize future email campaigns. And that means more profits for your business!

Stats: Your Road Map To Better Email Campaigns.

With the GetResponse tracking system, you'll get answers for questions like these:

	How does this email compare to my last one?

	Who are my most active subscribers?

	How many emails have I sent?

	How many people opened my email?

	Which links were clicked? How many times? By whom?

	Who replied and forwarded my email?

	Who filled out my web form?

It's really easy to capture all this information and more. Just log in to your account or watch a video tutorial to learn now to measure and analyze your campaigns to keep improving.

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GetResponse Team

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Opens, bounces, complaints:
The good, the bad, the ugly.

Dear Admin,

Congratulations! You've just sent out your first newsletter! Now, the main advantage of email marketing is that it's TRACKABLE and gives you some great feedback.

Let's talk about the key email metrics and see what open rate is "good" and how many spam complaints can make it "ugly"!


	The Good

OPEN RATE. It's the number of emails that were opened vs. the volume you sent. The average open ratio is about 15-16%, so everything above that is a success.

	Tip: Opens can only be registered when people click on the "Display images" link in the newsletter. If they open your email without downloading images, it can't be counted as an open email. Your actual open ratio will therefore always be higher than the one you see in the reports.

CLICK-THRU RATE. It's the number of clicks on the links vs. the amount of emails that were opened. Contrary to open ratio, this metric is 100% accurate. The average CTR for the email industry is around 4%.

CONVERSION RATE. It measures the final action you want the recipients to perform: clicks on the "Buy now!" button, number of times your ebook was downloaded, etc. It varies for every sender, depending on the aim of their emails.


	The Ugly

		SPAM COMPLAINTS. It's the number of people that click on the "This is spam" button vs. the amount of emails you sent. It shouldn't exceed 0.1 - 0.2%. If higher, your newsletters might stop hitting the inbox and get blocked by providers such as Yahoo! or Gmail.

		BOUNCES. It's the number of emails undelivered vs. the amount of emails you sent. Especially keep an eye on the bounces generated by addresses that do not exist. The ratio for such bounces shouldn't exceed 5%.

		UNSUBSCRIBES. It's the number of people that click on the resignation link vs. the amount of emails you sent. The industry average is 2% opt out ratio per a newsletter. List churn is a natural thing and although it's not a positive experience, it's better to let people resign this way than make them mark your emails as spam.