Research and Markets: E-Mail Marketing: Getting Through to Customers, September 2007
Posted on: Friday, 5 October 2007, 15:00 CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c70635) has announced the addition of new eMarketer report E-Mail Marketing: Getting Through to Customers, September 2007 to their offering.
eMarketer estimates that e-mail advertising spending will grow from $338 million in 2006 to $616 million in 2011, a six-year increase of 82%--but only half the rate of overall online ad spending. Why so low?
Key questions the "E-Mail Marketing" report answers:
-What factors contribute to the increases in e-mail marketing spending?
-What do most people want from commercial e-mail?
-What elements boost e-mail's ROI?
-What can turn legitimate marketers' messages into spam?
-What metrics are most effective for evaluating e-mail results?
And many others...
Content Outline:
-Issues & Questions
-The eMarketer View
-Marketing Spending
-Spending Indicators
-Usage Patterns
-Getting Through
-Consumer Attitudes and Actions
-E Mail and Shopping
-Dealing with Spam
-Marketer Objectives and Actions
-Evaluating Results
-Conclusion
-Related Information and Links
-Related Links
-Contact
-Report Contributors
-About eMarketer
-A Trusted Resource
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c70635
Source: Business Wire
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