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14% of e-retailers use ‘abandoned basket’ emails

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By The Drum Team, Editorial

September 9, 2011 | 1 min read

Research from RedEye has found 14% of e-retailers have implemented ‘abandoned basket’ emails, compared to 7% last November.

However, 86% still do not use email to chase up on abandoned baskets on online shopping sites.

The Behavioural Email Benchmark Study found that 46% of e-retailers use some form of behavioural email.

The welcome email is the most commonly used email, implemented by 90% of gambling companies and 64% of e-retailers. However, 25% of e-retailers do not even offer pre-purchase registration, meaning a welcome email cannot be sent.

Matthew Kelleher, commercial director at RedEye, said: “Behavioural email has reached a turning point, finally in 2011 more companies are utilising it than aren’t. However, there are still a huge amount of missed opportunities for marketers, particularly when it comes to using abandoned basket email. A simple, automated abandoned basket trigger is easy to setup and can produce one of the best returns on investment – but 86% of companies are yet to start using it!”

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