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Investing considerable time in an email campaign should also mean paying close attention to the results. As much time as you spend on design, timing and analytics, understanding the outcome of the campaign can help inform a strategy going forward. You may learn quite a bit about the overall performance of your marketing efforts as well as individual adjustments you can make to the broader campaign:

Start by reviewing your delivery and click-path performance
Immediately following your first email campaign it’s vital to review the overall delivery, open and click rates. This data is important in helping to diagnose any particular patterns that emerged in the campaign, as well as opportunities to improve the overall performance. At a basic level, you want to diagnose how you can improve delivery, open and click through ates. Ideally, you should vary the headlines, calls to action and segment your messages so you can determine potential opportunities for improvement.

Analyze your subscriber trends during the campaign
In addition to reviewing open rates, it’s important to ensure your subscribers remain engaged, active and happy. You can optimize your campaigns by adjusting the headline, frequency of send rates and clearly delivering value to your subscribers. Finding the right balance between delivering added value and conversions can help to determine the proper mix for your campaigns. If you incorporate sharing and social functions, you may be able to increase the overall subscriber base from a high quality email.

Review the conversion data by market segments Before you dive into a return on investment (ROI) calculation your analytics package should allow you to segment the data. Viewing results by geographical markets, customer loyalty, headline and offer can help determine next steps for your campaigns. High response rates may help you to identify particular markets, formats and offers which perform well. Learning from each individual marketing campaign can result in impressive returns over the long run.

Perform an ROI analysis on the offer and campaign
Once you have analyzed the data on campaign performance, you can start to determine an overall return on your campaign. Taking into account a full picture of the costs and revenues associated with a campaign, it can become much easier to make further investments in your overall marketing budget. Email marketing can provide an effective way to reach a large existing or prospect audience with custom offers designed to deliver long run results.

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