Email timing and frequency
When should you send out your newsletters or promotions? And how often? These articles answer your questions on timing and frequency.
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Offers links to sources of insight and outlines a simple three-step process you can follow to find the right day to send for your own emails.
How much is too much email?
Pointers to a high-level discussion on the topic, plus three important points to bear in mind when deciding on which frequency to go for.
Insights on the worst-day-to-send
The results of an experiment to see just how low open rates and CTR would fall if a B2B e-newsletter was delivered on the worst day of the year for sending business email.
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Never Send An E-mail On Saturday...
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Establishing the Right Email Frequency
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