Success rate of email marketing.

If we send 1000 emails, how many clients can we get for our business?

What is the success rate?

1000? That depends on any number of variables - beginning with who is on that email list? Followed by - is your product or service relevant to their needs? Is your marketing message compelling? In email broadcasting, some sectors are more receptive than others - in hosting, maybe 5-15% will actually open your email, but if you convert one or two, consider that broadcast a success.

Most of the email clients today are extremely good at blocking spam. If you think you could get a list of 1000 emails and send mails to each of them randomly I doubt any of them would convert. If they are targeted then I would say less than 5%.

Email marketing is only good if the people you are sending emails to are already your clients! For example, if you had a sign up form on your website you could get a list of targeted emails! But please don't buy a random list and expect to make money from it

It depends on the quality of email, if the email is quality email then absolutely you are going to make around 50%.

Unsolicitated email, whether it's legitimate or not, is spam. Just my personal belief.

Originally Posted by PaulSmith1 It depends on the quality of email, if the email is quality email then absolutely you are going to make around 50%.

You really don't know squat about email marketing, do you? It would be a blooming miracle to see a 50% conversion rate on an email to 1000 people.

Yeah that be nuts, 5% is huge on 1000 people, you'd be lucky to make that.

As the spamming technology increasing day by day, it is to hard to say the success rate. We can't say that how many mail server take you as a spammer? If you get 20% around, you will be very lucky.

If you have a Opt-in email marketing,it improves the targeting and relevance of promotional messages, thus improving response and conversion rates.