Sunday, December 2, 2012

Delivery And Delivering Ability: Know Them To Improve Email Marketing Campaigns


The two terms Delivery and Delivering ability are often used in the email marketing campaigns. They both look so similar that distinguishing them somehow looks difficult. But comprehending the distinction between these two completely different modes of marketing is essential as it can turn your prospects into potential clients.

What Is Delivery?

No doubt, email marketing has become a powerful tool to market your products & services with a lot of influence and to know how people are responding to your marketing message. Hence, the acceptance rate of emails is the mainstay of the success of your email marketing techniques. It is the acceptance rate of mails by in-box, junk, and black hole list of recipients. That what delivery is all about!

What Is Delivering Ability?

It is the amount of delivered mails that may include sender name, user interaction, content and other information sent to in-box. A sender can easily check the amount of delivered messages from the seed accounts. You can place them on emails that contain email addresses. This strategy enables you to know what messages you deliver, the delivery rate as well as the look & feel of the delivered messages. You can also place them on websites that not only help you to check the rate but also to track Spammers' harvesting activities. Harnessing the technology of seed account, you can easily know the amount of your sent emails to junk or in-box.

Delivery and Delivering Ability: Two Sides Of A Coin

Delivery and Delivering ability are the two sides of a coin that is internet marketing. Dissimilar in meaning and function, but they both directly depend on each other. If you focus only on delivery and not its ability, you cannot meet your goal of the email marketing campaign. A huge imbalance was noticed between them in the year 2011. In this year, only 81% of all emails was received by consumers' in-box. According to the report which was presented by The Global Email Ability of Delivery Benchmark, 7% was of all emails was SPAM, where 12% was missing. If the Inbox Delivery rate of the e-mails is the same, but profits are getting higher, its credit goes to the fluctuations of deliver ability, maybe reduced or improved.

If you really want that recipients see every email of yours, work on the email delivering ability part. If those things are going well, just increase delivery of e-mails to the prospects to enhance ROI and trade leads. This is the best strategy of marketing your brand and business through email marketing.

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