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ã 2003 L-Soft eMail Marketing, the marketing tool you can't afford to ignore. Gabriela Linares eMarketing Association January 2003
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ã 2003 L-Soft “e-Mail Marketing is the wave of the future. Fast and cost-effective, e-mail must become an important part of your integrated marketing and media plan.” Peppers & Rogers Group
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ã 2003 L-Soft Why eMail Marketing? Cost Savings Quick Response Cycles Generates Revenues Popular Medium Effective Medium Results are Measurable Builds Customer Relations
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ã 2003 L-Soft Average Cost per Marketing e-Mail sent in the US (2001-2006) Source: Forrester Research, August 2001, extrapolated by eMarketer, June 2002
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ã 2003 L-Soft Cost Savings due to eMail Usage among US companies, 2002 As a percentage of respondents Source: AIM, April 2002, n=110 companies
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ã 2003 L-Soft Revenue Generated through eMail Usage among US companies, 2002 As a percentage of respondents Source: AIM, April 2002, n=110 companies
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ã 2003 L-Soft Top 5 Activities of Americans Online, 2001 Source: US Dept. of Commerce, February 2002 As a percentage of respondents Source: AIM, April 2002, n=110 companies
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ã 2003 L-Soft Effectiveness of Marketing Techniques used by US Marketers to drive web-site traffic Source: Forrester Research, March 2001
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ã 2003 L-Soft Effective eMail Marketing Strategies Common eMail Marketing Objectives Acquisition vs. Retention Popular eMail Models Recipient response
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ã 2003 L-Soft Common e-Mail Marketing Objectives Build brand awareness Acquire new leads/ registrants/ customers/ clients Drive immediate sales Enhance customer retention Build stronger relationships with existing customers/clients Provide company or product information Increase revenues by up-selling to existing customers/clients Post-order targeted e-mails As part of an integrated marketing strategy
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ã 2003 L-Soft e-Mail marketing campaign response rates by campaign objective Source: IMT Strategies, September 2001
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ã 2003 L-Soft Online Marketing Methods used for effective acquisition versus retention AcquisitionRetention Search engine positioning94%6% Banner ads91%9% Referral/viral programs85%15% Affiliate programs/ sponsorships75%25% Incentive programs51%49% E-Mail Marketing37%63% Source: DMA- April, 2002
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ã 2003 L-Soft Conversion Costs for Retention and Acquisition Goals AcquisitionRetention E-mail$57.10$2.50 Direct Mail$25.00$60.00 Banner ads$140.00N/A Source: IMT Strategies, September 2001
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ã 2003 L-Soft Popular e-Mail models Sales Promotions Transaction confirmations Account status e-mails Recommendations from friends (viral marketing) Scheduled corporate newsletters Customizable information updates Time-based reminders Rewards program E-mail discussion groups Product updates of interest Independent media newsletters
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ã 2003 L-Soft Top Interest Areas for Permission e-Mail Users in the US Specials/offers from online merchants Specials/offers from local retailers or restaurants Household tips/recipes/crafts Humor Travel Entertainment Weather Local news Tech/business news Finance/stock information Sports
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ã 2003 L-Soft Top reasons why US Internet users respond to e-mail offers Know and trust brand Relevant information Good prices Friend has recommended Price/coupon/reward Timely Compelling subject Entertaining
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ã 2003 L-Soft “e-Mail Marketing is the wave of the future. Fast and cost-effective, e-mail must become an important part of your integrated marketing and media plan.” Peppers & Rogers Group
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ã 2003 L-Soft Questions? Gabriela Linares L-Soft international 301-731-0440 800-399-5449 info@lsoft.com www.lsoft.com
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