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By Database Marketing Team July 2011. Customer Communication Report. Introduction. Customer Communication Report is intended to provide statistical analysis to evaluate the electronic communication with our customers, prospects, partners and employees through Aprimo. Monthly Summary
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By Database Marketing TeamJuly 2011 Customer Communication Report
Introduction • Customer Communication Report is intended to provide statistical analysis to evaluate the electronic communication with our customers, prospects, partners and employees through Aprimo. • Monthly Summary • Contact Type • Email Overload • Email opt-out • Opt-out rate • Overview of last 12 months • Aprimo Usage • Total email sent • Number of opt-out • Opt-out rate
Challenges • Spam filter technology evolving to block access to the target audience • Message overload • People receive more and more commercial emails from different sources • Over communication can lead to desensitization of our message and possible unsubscribes • Legal constraints protect recipients from spam emails when they unsubscribed. • The CAN-SPAM Act, a law that sets the rules for commercial email, establishes requirements for commercial messages, gives recipients the right to have you stop emailing them, and spells out tough penalties for violations.
Solutions • Target audience accurately • Segment audiences for special messages (vertical, country, type…) • Eliminate Duplicates • Frequency of communication • Coordinate multiple campaigns • Increase the effectiveness of messages • Consolidate message template • Localize messages to specific audiences • Legal compliance • No communication with unsubscribers
Type of Contacts A total of 42,483contacts received our messages in July 2011 # of contacts increasing in July due to Webinars coming back 2 contacts with unknown region
Number of Emails Sent By Region A total of 82,185emails were sent – July 2011 Invitations on 2011 Greater China User Conference 2 contacts with unknown region
Email Frequency The frequency of emails received by region – July 2011 75% of contacts received 1-2 emails Contacts 2 contacts with unknown region
Are We Spamming our Customers? • Ms. Jenny Lai, System Coordinator at Chiaphua Components Limited : 9 emails in July 2011. • 4 Emails on Greater China User Conference (2 Pre-announcement & 2 Invitations) • 3 webinar invitations • 1 regional e-Newsletter • 1 Customer Satisfaction Survey follow-up • 2 emails per week on average – Message Overload
Are We Spamming our Customers? • Gerard Lenz, MP&L assistant at Belplas Industries: 7 emails in July. • 2 emails on North NL BI Workshop • 2 Webinar Invitation Emails • 2 regional campaign emails (2 language versions) • 1 Community News • 1.5 emails per week on average – No Message Overload
Last Email Received by July Opt-Outs • “QAD Ready Now! Uplift (Run the latest .NET UI on eB, eB2 and eB 2.1)” with 26 contacts opting out, and a total of 8,816 targeted contacts, for an opt-out rate of 0.3%(average opt-out rate: 0.1%)
Who Opts-Out ? • 69% of all opt-outs are non-management people • 18%are managers/directors
Opt-Out Monthly View 200 opt-outs from “Reminder: QAD Customer Satisfaction Survey” The number of opt-outs decreased due to fewer emails sent
Number of Contacts Receiving Emails No Email Campaign in NA after Explore
Number of Unique Email Messages Series of Explore emails & Global Customer Satisfaction Survey # of Email Messages increasing due to QAD Uplift, BI campaign & China User conference
Total Number of Emails Sent Series of Explore emails & Customer Satisfaction Survey sent to large audience set The number of emails dropped down due to No Email Campaign in NA after Explore
Email Opt-Outs – Raw Count 200 opt-outs from “Reminder: QAD Customer Satisfaction Survey” Num of opt-outs decreased dueto fewer emails sent out in June
Number of opt-out vs. Total Email Sent Opt-out rate Similar trend as Email opt-outs
Total Number of Email Sent AP User Day / Value Day -Sep & Oct, EMEA customers back from summer break season
Email Opt-Outs – Raw Count 200 opt-outs from “Reminder: QAD Customer Satisfaction Survey” • The number of opt-outs in 2010 has the Similar trend as 2009