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Email marketing benchmarks: what a good campaign looks like

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Open and click rates

The average open rate across all industries sits at 22%, according to the annual industry benchmark. Clicks are rarer, with the typical campaign seeing a 2.4% click rate.

Welcome emails do better still, with open rates above 50% in the same report.

Mobile matters more than it used to: 61% of emails are now opened on a phone.

Return on spend

Marketers report an average return of $36 for every $1 spent on email, per a survey of agency teams.

Most teams we spoke to send between two and four campaigns a month, and 3 in 4 marketers say segmentation lifted their results.

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Source: Mobile email study

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Across every industry, 7268% of marketers still rate email as their highest-return channel.

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