There is no doubt that Email Marketing is the #1 trick to be followed for your business. But, The whole world is running over mobiles, you, I and everyone. So, why not you mix up this mobile and email mixture funda to give your business a full proof protection.
Still confused?
I have 20 solid reasons for you to make your emails mobile friendly.
#1. 65% of US smartphone users check their phones within 15 minutes of rising. 64% check their phones within 15 minutes of going to bed. [ Heidi Cohen]
#2. 38% of email is now opened on a mobile device, with 33% for desktop and 29% for webmail.[Glow New Business]
#3. 67,2% of consumers use a smartphone to check their email, 42,3% use a tablet while 93,3% uses desktop environment. [Bluehornet]
#4. 87% of millennials always have their smartphone at their side, day and night. 78% of millennials spend over 2 hours a day using their smartphones. 68% of millennials consider their smartphone to be a personal device. [Heidi Cohen]
#5. 64% of decision-makers read their e-mail via mobile devices. [Business2community]
#6. 44% of consumers say that they would like brands to deliver deals and coupons to their mobile devices.[HubSpot]
#7. Nearly two-thirds of Americans own a smartphone and 19% of Americans rely on a smartphone for accessing online services and for staying connected. [Pew Internet Project]
#8. 84% of 13-17-year olds own a mobile phone. 83% of 6-9-year olds use a tablet. [Heidi Cohen]
#9. Americans used smartphone and tablet apps more than PCs to access the Internet (in January 2014) — the first time that has ever happened. [webbiquity]
#10. 46% of smartphone owners say their smartphone is something “they couldn’t live without,” compared to 54% who say their phone is “not always needed.” [Pew Research Centre Internet]
#11. 78% of smartphone users access a retail site via a mobile app. These people want on-the-go, targeted information with minimal data use that a mobile app provides. 44% of tablet users accessed a retail site via a mobile app. [Webbiquity]
#12. Consumers are not going on a desktop to share brand messages, rather they are going to mobile devices. Flurry’s most recent study shows 86% of mobile usage is within apps. [Mobile Marketing Association]
#13. Replies sent from mobile devices are 60% shorter than those sent from desktops. [Clickz]