New Email Marketing Guide is Da Bomb

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Newly researched, MarketingSherpa’s Email Marketing Benchmark Guide 2006 is out and includes 310 charts, tables, and heatmaps featuring data on open rates, clickthrough rates, email budgeting, typical conversion rates, business-to-business email marketing, and ecommerce email campaigns. Seven eyetracking heatmaps are also included which reveal the results of eyetracking lab tests conducted by MarketingSherpa to determine how the human eye interacts with email, including text versus HTML formats.

For you email marketers, this is the bomb. Oops, we can’t say that because we’re only , so we’ll just say, “You gotta get this report, homies!” Oh wait, that’s not right either. Let’s try, “This report kicks ass!” Hmm…too blunt too eighties. How about, “Get this report and you’ll be counting clicks all the way to the bank.” Nope. Way too cheesy. Well, perhaps we’ll just say, “If your marketing department sends out email newsletters and/or sales alerts, the new MarketingSherpa Email Marketing Benchmark Guide 2006 is a practical must-read.” There. That’s it. When in doubt, just copy what the press release says.

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