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30%

30% -- click rate difference responsive vs non responsive email for Mobile responsively designed email (vs non-responsive email design) (2020)

2020  · Litmus and MailChimp

A responsively designed email on mobile generates a 30% higher click rate compared to a non-responsive design.

  • Underlying study date and sample methodology from Litmus and MailChimp are not detailed in the article.
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30%
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2020
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Mobile responsively designed email (vs non-responsive email design)
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30
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45
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Litmus and MailChimp Primary Tier B
https://www.tag-ad.com/straight-to-the-trash-folder-the-curse-of-the-coronavirus-email/ ↗
Confidence: 28/100 Vintage: 2020 Channel: Deep Crawl
Source Article
Straight To The Trash Folder: The Curse Of The Coronavirus Email
4 minute read - Marketing email engagement has climbed to 25% higher than pre-coronavirus averages. - Conversely, sales or promotional email response rates are down over 25% from pre-COVID-19 times Emails that lack targeting or personalization are bound to end up in recipients’ trash folders, especi…
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Attributed in-article to Litmus and MailChimp; compares click rate of responsively designed mobile email against non-responsive design; underlying research date and sample not specified

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Mobile responsively designed email (vs non-responsive email design): 30% click rate difference responsive vs non responsive email. Source: Litmus and MailChimp (2020). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/responsive-mobile-email-30-higher-click-rate
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