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| Senior Trusted Advisor War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Winter Garden, FL
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Hey Warriors, I'm getting around 20-30% open rates for my emails and I was wondering if you can tell exactly WHO opened the email. I'm curious b/c I feel like some people will open every email and others will never open them. Obviously, it'd be better to work with people who like your emails so I was wondering if I could distill that info from the service. Thanks for sharing, Cheers, Brad Spencer |
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| Zen Redneck War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Erie, PA
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Brad, Yep. You can do that. You have to use the click-tracking feature to get the info. Paul |
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| The Samurai Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Arizona
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I thought this was one of the features available only when you upgrade to that more expensive version of aweber.
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Singapore
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I don't think you can track who opened your email. I wish there is such a feature in aweber so I can target those people only. I am getting like 10% open rate :< Do you know that aweber charged you by the number of subscribers including unsubscribers? So I don't think aweber will want to include such feature. |
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| Banned Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kuala Lumpur, WP, Malaysia.
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My open rate is about 20% ~ 30%, if I use negative title such as "bad news", "My ranking dropped..." or anything negative, open rate is around 40%~50%!
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Cyprus
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I was wondering about this as I was getting a much lower open rate than I thought for some of my lists. The particular list was offering some free advice on a particular software application and when I made the offer, my inbox was hammered. When I setup the list I only got around 70% open rate, which seemed low. People had been clamoring to get on the list and I had assumed they would all open the emails. Quick way to check who is opening - worked for me. In your next email, add in a couple of questions and ask for answers to be emailed back to you. I did that and I now know who is opening my emails. Doubt this will work for all lists, but it suited my needs. Thanks. |
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| Banned Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Kuala Lumpur, WP, Malaysia.
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Thanks for sharing, Paxton. 70% is impressive, consider some email client like outlook will filter the open rate, congratulation!
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Cyprus
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I do simple, old fashioned newsletter style broadcasts. AWeber has a ton of templates that come out very nicely when sent to your email subscribers. Do one, then for the next issue, copy the previous in Aweber and change the content. That way the feel of the newsletter stays the same. You can add links on most of the templates outside the main content, so it won't look stuffed with links - something I hate personally and don't do to my subscribers. Thanks |
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| Senior Trusted Advisor War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Winter Garden, FL
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@Everyone Thanks for all the tips. I ask for feedback all the time and usually I get it. I'm working on building a deeper relationship with my list. Kind of taking a different approach to list building. Too many people are disconnected from their list. I want to know them, know their weaknesses, and have them know me. I feel like that connection will get them to spend money with me for the long term. An offer email, email "content", an offer email....that model doesn't work. People want to buy off those they like. Plain and simple! Cheers, Brad Spencer |
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| Karim Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New York
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Sep 2008
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There actually might be a way for you to accomplish this... If you send your broadcast in HTML and you include a 1x1 pixels image (just like aweber and all other list services I know of do) and you include ?email=[[awebers-email-variable]] after the image's source URL then by going through your website's logs you'll be able to see which emails have "requested" so to speak your image. If there are enough people interested I could easily craft a script for keeping track of this that could also export all the emails in a text file instead of you going through your logs. But you would have to manually remove them from Aweber... that I believe I cannot help you with unless Aweber have some API that would allow an outside script to manage the emails, but it is kind of a security issue so it might actually be for the better that you have to manually do it. |
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: SoCal, USA
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| NicheChick.com War Room Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA
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No, both my email client and my web-based reader have no images by default, I have to click a button to show the images.
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Sep 2008
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Then you're not opening any emails (at least not in a direct fashion) to any of the people you're subscribed to. Or there's something I don't know.
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You can with graphicmail. It also tells you who clicked on what within your email.
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| Senior Trusted Advisor War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Winter Garden, FL
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Gmail doesn't load up images without selecting them at the top. I think it's got to do with viruses being in the images potentially.
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Lanarkshire UK
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You can really only use open rates to analyze trends. The absolute numbers are meaningless. Cheers, Neil | |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Cyprus
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I did mention the parameters of the particular list and for those parameters, it worked. Not a solve-all, but got the specific job done | |
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opening your emails and clicking your links (as well as a few other measures of "response"). One place to see this is under the "Broadcast Totals" or "Followup Totals" reports in your account. You can also segment and email your responsive and non-responsive subscribers (see the "Message Opened," "Link Clicked" search options on your account's "Leads" page.) Quote:
Most email programs have images turned off by default. Subscribers can typically have images enabled for your emails by adding you to their address books or "safe senders" lists (the specifics vary somewhat across different email providers but overall this is a good rule of thumb). So if you're not already asking subscribers to add you to their address books, you should ![]() Hope this helps! Contact our team or PM me if you have any questions about using the segmentation tools. * Email Web Analytics tools are automatically included for accounts opened since May 20th, those who opened their accounts before have the option to upgrade by contacting us. | ||
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| Senior Warrior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: central Florida
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My point was that you don't, not equating an open with a response. | |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Cyprus
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Yeah Chris, I'm not saying this is the best solution - you can even argue it's not a solution more of a "band-aid" for a very specific situation. I simply wanted to see if there were people on the specific list who were not doing what they had signed up to do and the questions sort of solved that for me. Totally agree - it's not the best solution in the world, but it served it's purpose and as that ain't a bad result. |
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