Use Frequency Segments
Allow highly engaged subscribers to receive more frequent content while reducing sends to contacts who rarely open or click.
Email research and benchmarks
2026 Email Marketing Statistics, ROI and Performance Benchmarks
Explore email-user growth, company adoption, average open and click-through rates, return on investment, personalization, mobile behavior, B2B preferences, automated flows and artificial-intelligence adoption.
Selected published statistics are summarized and
attributed to
Forbes Advisor’s email marketing statistics article
.
Individual figures may originate from earlier studies
collected by the article’s cited research sources.
4.73B
Projected global email users during 2026.
Projection summarized by Forbes Advisor
81%
Companies reported as using email within their
marketing strategy.
Forbes Advisor benchmark
36.5%
Published average email-marketing campaign open-rate
benchmark.
Results vary by industry and audience
$36
Reported average return for every $1 spent on email
marketing.
Forbes Advisor ROI summary
Email Marketing Remains a Large Global Channel
Forbes Advisor reported approximately 4.48 billion global email users in the underlying benchmark period. The article cited projections of approximately 4.59 billion users in 2025 and 4.73 billion users in 2026.
The same Forbes Advisor overview reported that 81% of companies use email as part of their marketing strategy and that 64% of small businesses use email marketing.
These figures help explain why email remains important for newsletters, lead nurturing, customer education, product announcements, abandoned-cart reminders, appointment workflows and post-purchase communication.
Projected Global Email Users
Billions of users based on projections summarized by Forbes Advisor.
Adoption and Engagement Benchmarks
Published percentages represent different measures and should not be treated as parts of one total.
Companies using email marketing
81%
Small businesses using email
64%
Average campaign open rate
36.5%
Average click-through rate
1.4%
361.6B
Emails reported as being sent worldwide each day,
with the cited projection reaching 408.2 billion
daily emails by 2027.
50%
Marketers reported as identifying email as their most
impactful marketing channel.
2–4
Emails per month was described as the common sending
frequency for more than half of businesses.
37.6%
Saturday’s reported average open rate, which was only
marginally higher than other days of the week.
TextBlast Interpretation
A large potential audience does not guarantee strong campaign performance. List permission, sender reputation, targeting, message relevance, mobile design and the strength of the call to action determine whether email volume becomes useful engagement.
Email-statistics source
Forbes Advisor, 49 Top Email Marketing Statistics, written by Katherine Haan and reviewed by Rob Watts.
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Email Open Rates Vary Significantly by Industry
Forbes Advisor reports an overall average email-marketing open rate of approximately 36.5%. However, campaign performance varies by industry, audience relationship, message purpose and list quality.
Faith-based organizations, child-care services, social services, nonprofits and education were among the categories with the highest reported open rates in the benchmark data.
Industries With the Highest Email Open Rates
Published benchmark percentages summarized by Forbes Advisor. Use these as directional comparisons rather than guaranteed campaign targets.
Faith-Based Organizations
45.5%
Child Care Services
44.8%
Family and Social Services
42.7%
Nonprofit Membership Organizations
42.3%
Nonprofit Services
41.8%
Recreation, Sports and Entertainment
41.8%
Independent Artists and Performers
41.4%
Education
40.2%
Home and Building Services
39.3%
Dining and Food Services
37.6%
Why Open Rates Differ
Industries with strong community relationships, recurring services or highly relevant updates often generate better engagement. Your own benchmark should account for consent quality, customer expectations, subject-line relevance, sender recognition and list inactivity.
Highest Email Click-Through Rates by Industry
The Forbes Advisor article reports an overall average email click-through rate of approximately 1.4%. Technology services and transportation services led the listed industries with reported click-through rates of 2.6%.
A click-through rate measures the percentage of delivered messages that generated at least one tracked link click. Definitions can vary between platforms, so businesses should confirm how their email provider calculates the metric.
Industries With the Highest Click-Through Rates
Published industry benchmarks summarized by Forbes Advisor.
2.6%
Technology
2.6%
Transportation
2.5%
Faith-Based
2.1%
Social Services
1.9%
Nonprofit Membership
1.9%
Nonprofit Services
1.8%
Business Support
1.7%
Child Care
1.7%
Education
1.6%
Legal Services
Open Rate and Click Rate Measure Different Things
A campaign can have a strong open rate but a weak click rate when the subject line attracts attention but the offer, content or call to action does not motivate the next step. Track delivery, opens, clicks, replies, conversions and revenue together.
Personalized Email Can Improve Engagement
Forbes Advisor reports that personalized email campaigns can produce a 26% increase in open rates. Personalization can include more than inserting a first name. It may use customer interests, lifecycle stage, location, previous purchases, browsing activity or prior campaign engagement.
The article also reports that 83% of customers are willing to share data in exchange for a more personalized experience. Businesses should still collect only necessary data, clearly explain how it will be used and protect it appropriately.
Reported Personalization Effect
Illustrative comparison using a nonpersonalized campaign as a 100-point baseline.
100
Standard Email
126
Personalized Email
The chart visualizes a reported 26% relative lift; it does not represent a universal 26-percentage-point increase.
Data Sharing for Personalization
Percentage of customers reported as willing to share data for personalized experiences.
83%
willing to share data
9.1%
Reported increase in open rates from adding the
recipient's first name to the email subject line.
6×
Reported increase in transaction rates associated
with personalized email content.
80%
Recipients reported as more likely to purchase from a
personalized email.
79%
Consumers reported as engaging with offer emails only
when those offers reflect previous brand
interactions.
Useful Ways to Personalize Email
Customer name
Purchase history
Location
Lifecycle stage
Product interests
Previous clicks
Appointment history
Customer segment
Avoid Superficial Personalization
A first name can attract attention, but meaningful personalization depends on relevance. A timely reminder, useful recommendation or message based on a known customer need is generally more valuable than inserting a name into an otherwise generic campaign.
How Often Do Businesses Send Marketing Emails?
Forbes Advisor reports that more than half of businesses send marketing emails between two and four times per month. This is a useful reference point, but the right schedule depends on customer expectations, message value, industry and list engagement.
The article identifies Tuesday at noon as a commonly recommended send time while also reporting that open rates remained relatively consistent throughout the week. Saturday had a marginal lead with a reported average open rate of 37.6%.
Test Your Own Send Times
A general industry recommendation may not match your audience. Test weekday, time zone, customer segment and campaign purpose.
Triggered Emails Are Different
Order confirmations, abandoned-cart reminders, password resets and appointment notices should be sent based on customer behavior rather than a fixed newsletter calendar.
Monitor Unsubscribes
A rising unsubscribe or complaint rate can indicate excessive frequency, poor targeting or a mismatch between the promised content and the actual campaign.
How Long Do People Spend Viewing Email?
According to the statistics summarized by Forbes Advisor, 61% of consumers spend at least eight seconds viewing an email. Another 23.5% view an email for between two and eight seconds, while 15% spend less than two seconds.
Reported Email Viewing Time
The displayed values total 99.5% because the underlying published figures are rounded.
Design for Scanning
Put the primary benefit, message and call to action near the beginning. Use a clear heading, short paragraphs, meaningful buttons and descriptive links so the email is understandable even when the reader scans it quickly.
Mobile Email Design Is Essential
Forbes Advisor reports that 41% of email views came from mobile devices, compared with 39% from desktop computers. Tablets and other devices represented the remaining 20%.
Email Views by Device
Reported share of email views.
41%
Mobile views
Mobile 41%
Desktop 39%
Other 20%
Mobile Email Checklist
- Use a responsive email template.
- Keep the main content column narrow and readable.
- Use buttons large enough for touch interaction.
- Avoid tiny fonts and closely spaced links.
- Test images when remote content is blocked.
- Keep subject lines and preview text concise.
- Test important campaigns on multiple email clients and screen sizes.
- Place the primary call to action where mobile readers can find it quickly.
56%
Marketers reported as incorporating
mobile-friendly email into their strategy.
Benchmark attribution
Industry open rates, click-through rates, personalization, viewing-time and device statistics in this section are summarized from Forbes Advisor's email-marketing statistics article.
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B2B Buyers Continue to Use Email During Purchasing
Email remains important in business-to-business marketing because buyers often need time to research, compare vendors, share information internally and evaluate multiple options before making a decision.
Forbes Advisor reports that 77% of B2B buyers prefer to be contacted by email, which places email ahead of many other outreach channels for professional communication.
B2B Buyer Contact Preference
Reported percentage of B2B buyers preferring email contact.
77%
prefer email contact
Effective B2B Email Content
- Industry research and benchmark reports
- Product comparisons
- Case studies
- Implementation guides
- Pricing information
- Webinar invitations
- Product demonstrations
- Follow-up after meetings or events
87%
B2B marketers reported as using email as a
distribution channel.
59%
B2B marketers reported as identifying email as their
most effective revenue-generating channel.
31%
B2B marketers reported as saying email newsletters
are the strongest channel for nurturing leads.
81%
B2B marketers reported as using email newsletters
within their content-marketing programs.
B2B Email Should Help the Buyer Make a Decision
High-performing B2B email programs generally provide useful information instead of sending repeated sales requests. Educational content, clear pricing, comparisons and implementation guidance can reduce uncertainty and help buyers advance through a longer purchasing process.
Email Influences Consumer Purchasing Behavior
Forbes Advisor reports that 59% of consumers say marketing emails influence their purchasing decisions. The article also reports that 50.7% of consumers purchase from marketing emails at least once per month.
Consumer Purchase Influence
Reported consumer behavior associated with marketing email.
Marketing email influences purchases
59%
Purchase from email monthly
50.7%
Common B2C Email Campaigns
Welcome Emails
Introduce the brand, confirm the subscription and direct the new contact toward the first useful action.
Product Recommendations
Suggest products based on customer preferences, previous purchases or browsing activity.
Promotional Campaigns
Announce limited-time offers, seasonal promotions, product launches and loyalty benefits.
Post-Purchase Follow-Up
Confirm the order, provide useful instructions, request feedback and recommend relevant next purchases.
Revenue Requires More Than an Open
Consumer campaigns should be measured through clicks, orders, average order value, repeat purchases and revenue per recipient. Open rate is helpful for diagnosing attention, but it does not measure the full commercial result.
Abandoned-Cart Email Can Recover Lost Sales
Abandoned-cart email is triggered when a customer adds an item to a digital cart but leaves without completing the purchase. These campaigns are valuable because the customer has already demonstrated product interest.
Forbes Advisor reports that abandoned-cart emails have an average open rate of approximately 45%. The article also reports an average click rate of 21% and indicates that approximately 50% of recipients who click complete a purchase.
Illustrative Abandoned-Cart Funnel
Example based on 10,000 delivered abandoned-cart emails and the reported benchmark rates.
10,000 Delivered Emails
4,500 Estimated Opens
2,100 Estimated Clicks
1,050 Estimated Purchases
The funnel is an illustration, not a forecast. It applies the reported percentages to one hypothetical campaign. Actual results depend on products, pricing, timing, audience intent and whether the cited click rate is calculated from delivered messages or opens.
Abandoned-Cart Email Best Practices
Send Quickly
Contact the customer while the product and purchase intent are still recent.
Show the Product
Include the item name, image, price and a direct link back to the cart.
Address Friction
Explain shipping, return policies, availability, payment options or other common reasons customers hesitate.
Test Incentives Carefully
Discounts may recover sales but can train customers to abandon carts intentionally. Test reminders and service-oriented messages before relying on incentives.
Automated Email Flows Generate Disproportionate Revenue
Automated emails are triggered by subscriber behavior, account status, lifecycle stage or a scheduled event. Examples include welcome sequences, order follow-ups, abandoned-cart reminders, appointment confirmations and reactivation programs.
Forbes Advisor reports that automated emails account for approximately 31% of all email orders while representing only about 2% of email sends. This suggests that targeted, event-driven messages can outperform broad campaign volume.
Share of Email Sends
Automated flows compared with standard campaigns.
2%
automated sends
Share of Email Orders
Orders attributed to automated flows.
31%
automated-flow orders
320%
Reported revenue increase associated with automated
email compared with nonautomated email.
10×
Reported increase in revenue associated with
behavior-based emails compared with standard
marketing messages.
High-Value Automated Email Flows
Welcome sequence
Abandoned cart
Appointment reminder
Post-purchase follow-up
Lead nurturing
Renewal reminder
Re-engagement
Product education
Automation Works Best When the Trigger Is Relevant
Automation is not valuable merely because it reduces manual work. It performs well when the timing and content reflect a real customer action, need or stage in the relationship.
Email Marketing Can Produce Strong ROI
Forbes Advisor reports an average return of approximately $36 for every $1 spent on email marketing. This is an industry-level benchmark, not a guaranteed return for every business.
Reported Email Marketing ROI
Illustrative comparison between one dollar of spend and thirty-six dollars in reported return.
$1
Spend
$36
Reported Return
Email Marketing ROI Formula
ROI =
((Email Revenue − Email Cost)
÷ Email Cost) × 100
Email cost can include platform subscriptions, design, copywriting, employee time, list acquisition, data tools, integrations and deliverability monitoring.
Email revenue may include direct purchases, subscriptions, appointments, renewals and sales influenced by lead-nurturing campaigns.
$45
Reported return per $1 spent for retail, e-commerce
and consumer-goods email marketing.
$36
Reported cross-industry average return per $1 spent.
$40
Reported return per $1 spent for marketing agencies.
$32
Reported return per $1 spent for media, publishing,
events, sports and entertainment.
Attribution Method Changes the Result
ROI can vary depending on whether a business credits only the final email click or includes revenue influenced earlier in the customer journey. Use a consistent attribution method when comparing campaigns.
Worldwide Email Marketing Revenue Continues to Expand
Forbes Advisor reports that worldwide email-marketing revenue was projected to reach approximately $12.33 billion in 2024 and $17.9 billion by 2027.
Projected Worldwide Email Marketing Revenue
Billions of U.S. dollars, based on the projections summarized by Forbes Advisor.
$12.33B
2024
$17.9B
2027
Revenue growth reflects continued investment in software, automation, analytics, customer-data integration, deliverability, artificial intelligence and cross-channel marketing.
B2B, B2C, automation and ROI source
The B2B buyer, consumer purchase, abandoned-cart, automated-flow, ROI and market-revenue statistics above are summarized from Forbes Advisor’s published email marketing statistics article.
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AI Is Becoming Part of Email Marketing Workflows
Artificial intelligence can help email teams generate subject-line ideas, summarize campaign results, recommend audience segments, personalize content and identify patterns across large subscriber lists.
Forbes Advisor reports that 51% of email marketers use AI-supported tools. The article also reports that 38% of marketers use AI to write emails and that 37% use it to create subject lines.
Reported AI Use in Email Marketing
The percentages represent separate reported uses and do not form one combined total.
Email marketers using AI tools
51%
Marketers using AI to write emails
38%
Marketers using AI for subject lines
37%
Common AI Email Marketing Applications
Subject-Line Suggestions
Generate multiple subject-line options based on the campaign goal, customer segment and offer.
Content Assistance
Create first drafts, shorten copy, adjust tone and produce versions for different customer groups.
Audience Segmentation
Identify engagement patterns and group subscribers by behavior, purchase history or campaign response.
Send-Time Optimization
Recommend delivery times based on when individual subscribers are most likely to engage.
Performance Analysis
Summarize campaign results and highlight changes in opens, clicks, conversions, bounces and opt-outs.
Predictive Recommendations
Suggest products, content or next actions using previous customer behavior.
AI Output Still Requires Review
Email teams should verify facts, pricing, links, compliance language, customer data and brand tone before sending AI-assisted content. Automation can accelerate production, but the business remains responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of every campaign.
Deliverability Determines Whether Email Can Perform
Open rates, clicks and conversions cannot occur when the message is rejected, routed to spam or sent to an inactive address. Deliverability should therefore be treated as a primary campaign metric rather than a technical issue that is reviewed only after performance declines.
| Deliverability Factor | Why It Matters | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| SPF | Identifies servers authorized to send email for the domain. | Publish and maintain an accurate SPF record without exceeding DNS lookup limits. |
| DKIM | Adds a cryptographic signature that helps receiving systems verify the message. | Enable DKIM signing for every sending platform and confirm that signatures pass. |
| DMARC | Defines how receiving systems should handle messages that fail domain authentication. | Begin with monitoring, review reports and gradually move toward an enforcement policy. |
| List Permission | Permission-based contacts are less likely to complain, ignore messages or mark them as spam. | Record the signup source, consent language and opt-in date. |
| List Hygiene | Invalid and inactive contacts increase bounce rates and reduce engagement signals. | Remove hard bounces, suppress complaints and manage long-term inactivity. |
| Sending Consistency | Large unexplained volume changes can appear suspicious to mailbox providers. | Warm new domains and IP addresses gradually and avoid sudden volume spikes. |
| Content Quality | Misleading subject lines, broken links and low-quality content increase complaints. | Match the message to the subscription and test links before sending. |
| Unsubscribe Handling | Subscribers need a reliable way to stop promotional messages. | Use a visible unsubscribe link and process requests promptly. |
Bounce Rate
Measures the percentage of attempted messages that
could not be delivered.
Complaint Rate
Measures recipients who mark the campaign as junk or
spam.
Inbox Placement
Estimates how often delivered messages reach the
primary inbox instead of spam or other folders.
Engagement
Opens, clicks, replies, deletions and inactivity help
mailbox providers evaluate sender quality.
Purchased Lists Create Long-Term Risk
Purchased or scraped lists often contain invalid, outdated or uninterested contacts. They can generate complaints, damage sender reputation and violate platform policies or applicable marketing rules.
Email vs SMS vs WhatsApp
Email works best when businesses use it alongside other channels rather than forcing every customer interaction into one format. Email supports detailed content, while SMS is useful for urgent alerts and WhatsApp supports interactive conversations.
| Channel | Primary Strength | Strong Use Cases | Important Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detailed, visual and reusable long-form communication. | Newsletters, invoices, educational content, product launches, reports and automated nurturing. | Delivery, open rate, click rate, conversion, revenue, bounce rate and unsubscribe rate. | |
| SMS | Fast mobile delivery and simple immediate action. | Appointment reminders, urgent notices, verification codes, short alerts and time-sensitive links. | Delivery, click rate, response rate, conversion, opt-outs and cost per message. |
| Rich two-way conversations and customer support. | Sales questions, customer service, quotes, order updates, scheduling and product discovery. | Conversation starts, reply time, resolution, bookings, orders and customer satisfaction. |
Email Then SMS
Send detailed event or appointment information by email, followed by a short SMS reminder near the scheduled date.
Email Then WhatsApp
Send educational or product content by email and let interested customers continue the discussion through WhatsApp.
SMS Then Email
Use SMS to alert the customer that an important document, invoice or account update is available by email.
Preference-Based Routing
Allow customers to select email, SMS or WhatsApp according to the message type and their preferred communication channel.
Email Marketing Metrics Businesses Should Track
A complete email report should measure delivery, attention, interaction, conversion, list health and revenue. Relying on one metric can hide problems elsewhere in the campaign.
| Metric | Calculation | What It Indicates |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery Rate | Delivered messages divided by attempted messages. | Whether the list and sender infrastructure are functioning properly. |
| Open Rate | Unique opens divided by delivered messages. | Subject-line effectiveness and sender recognition, although privacy protections can affect accuracy. |
| Click-Through Rate | Unique clickers divided by delivered messages. | Whether the content and call to action create enough interest for the next step. |
| Click-to-Open Rate | Unique clickers divided by unique opens. | How effectively the email content converts readers into clickers. |
| Conversion Rate | Completed actions divided by delivered messages or unique clicks. | Whether recipients complete the intended action after engaging. |
| Bounce Rate | Bounced messages divided by attempted messages. | List quality and delivery problems. |
| Unsubscribe Rate | Unsubscribes divided by delivered messages. | Whether frequency, targeting or message expectations are causing list loss. |
| Revenue per Recipient | Attributed revenue divided by delivered recipients. | Commercial value generated across the entire delivered audience. |
| Revenue per Click | Attributed revenue divided by unique clickers. | The value of traffic produced by the email. |
| Subscriber Growth Rate | New subscribers minus unsubscribes and invalid contacts, divided by starting list size. | Whether the usable audience is expanding or shrinking. |
Email Campaign Evaluation Framework
1. Delivery
Confirm that messages were accepted and that bounce and complaint rates remain controlled.
2. Attention
Review opens, preview-text performance and results by sender name or subject-line test.
3. Interaction
Evaluate clicks, replies, button performance and engagement by customer segment.
4. Conversion
Measure orders, leads, appointments, downloads, registrations or other completed actions.
5. Revenue
Attribute direct and assisted revenue using one consistent methodology.
6. List Health
Monitor opt-outs, complaints, inactivity, list growth and engagement decline over time.
How to Build a Strong Email Marketing Program
1
Build a permission-based list with clear signup
language and accurate consent records.
2
Authenticate the sending domain and configure SPF,
DKIM and DMARC.
3
Segment subscribers based on lifecycle stage,
interests, behavior and engagement.
4
Create useful campaigns with one clear goal and one
primary call to action.
5
Automate high-value customer moments such as welcome,
cart recovery and renewal reminders.
6
Measure conversion, revenue and list health instead
of optimizing only for opens.
7
Test subject lines, content, offers, send times and
audience segments.
8
Coordinate email with SMS and WhatsApp according to
urgency and customer preference.
Email Marketing Statistics FAQ
How many email users are there?
Forbes Advisor cited approximately 4.48 billion global email users in the underlying benchmark period and a projection of approximately 4.73 billion users during 2026.
What is the average email open rate?
The Forbes Advisor article reports an average email-marketing campaign open rate of approximately 36.5%, although results vary by industry and list quality.
What is the average click-through rate?
Forbes Advisor reports an overall average email click-through rate of approximately 1.4%.
What is the average email marketing ROI?
Forbes Advisor reports an average return of approximately $36 for every $1 spent on email marketing.
Does personalization improve email performance?
Forbes Advisor reports that personalized campaigns may generate a 26% increase in open rates. Results depend on how relevant the personalization is.
Are abandoned-cart emails effective?
The cited benchmarks report an average open rate of approximately 45% for abandoned-cart emails, along with strong click and purchase behavior.
Is email better than SMS?
Email is generally stronger for detailed content, while SMS is stronger for urgent reminders and immediate mobile action. Businesses often benefit from using both.
Is email marketing still effective?
Yes. Email remains effective when businesses use permission-based lists, relevant segmentation, deliverability controls, automation and accurate conversion tracking.
Sources, Attribution and Methodology
This page combines original TextBlast explanations, strategy guidance, calculations and chart presentation with selected statistics summarized from the Forbes Advisor email-marketing statistics article.
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Primary editorial source
Forbes Advisor, 49 Top Email Marketing Statistics, written by Katherine Haan and reviewed by Rob Watts.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/software/email-marketing-statistics/
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Data interpretation notice
Benchmarks should be used for planning and comparison, not as guaranteed results. Campaign outcomes vary by industry, audience, geography, consent quality, sender reputation, email client, offer and measurement method.
Review the original source and its cited research before using a statistic in legal filings, investment materials, academic work or other high-stakes decisions.
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