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US marketers increase email marketing budgets as they seek ways to increase engagement

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Key stat: Email marketing is the top area where US B2B and B2C marketers have increased their direct marketing budget in the past 12 months (62%), according to a survey from SeQuel Response and ISG.

Beyond the chart:

  • Email marketing is favored by marketers because of its high return on investment—$36 dollars for every dollar spent, according to Litmus.
  • However, nearly half (48%) of US internet users always or often ignore/delete emails from brands without reading them, per a February Airship study.
  • To combat that, brands are leaning on AI and automation tools to deliver more personalized, targeted messaging to their audiences.
  • Google’s new email sender guidelines could throw a wrench in marketers’ email plans by making it easier to unsubscribe from bulk senders.

Use this chart:

  • Identify the areas where marketers are increasing their direct marketing budgets.
  • Plan your marketing media mix.

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