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This type of problem falls on what I call the "conversion" problem. Having a customer where I did some work with e-mail campaigns with several products and dif
by superflit 8y ago
This type of problem falls on what I call the "conversion" problem.
Having a customer where I did some work with e-mail campaigns with several products and different populations, it was almost constant for these values:
10-15% open the e-mail.
1-3% Convert or create an action.
And I do extrapolate these numbers for the whole population. It come to be the 1-3% that "do something" and that 10-15% who reads and leave for later.
Parents and teaching meeting? 10-15% will think about going...1-3% will go and take some action (volunteer, raise).
Same on other activities.
I am not blaming or judging, but we can't always be on 1-3% every time all the time.
So expect 1-2% of visitors giving stars for you.