The number of China enterprise email users was estimated to reach 112 million in 2016 and is expected to reach 135 million in 2017 according to iResearch.
China Digital Consumer View 2015
92% Chinese use smartphones ‘all the time’ according to WBR Digital. 70% Hong Kong consumers have bought something as a result of receiving a marketing e-mail.
China Email Users Overview 2015
China’s mobile internet users reached 901 million as of September of 2015 according to China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The mobile e-mail users in China have reached 250 million based on the latest report of WPS.
China eDM Performance in H1 2014
In the half of 2014 in China, average deliverability rate, open rate, click-to-open rate and click through rate were 94.54%, 9.39%, 16.71% and 1.57% respectively according to data from Webpower China. The indicators showed stable growth in electronic direct mail (eDM).
China Email Marketing Industry Report in 2013
Webpower recently released China email marketing industry report, showing overall development and industrial application status quo. The report provided four EDM (email direct marketing) indexes for analysis.
Chinese Email Users’ Attitude To Marketing
Email user coverage in China was 125 million, far less than online shopping and search engine. But the average visit duration was 79.6 seconds, longer than online shopping and search engine.
Countdown to Yahoo!’s Chinese Mail Service End
Yahoo! decided to close its mail service in China in early April. It sent notification to users that they had enough time, until Aug 19, to save their emails and contacts and switch to another provider. And now Yahoo! Chinese mail is coming into its last few days. NetEase, Chinese leading e-mail provider, suggested Yahoo! […]
China EDM Average Performance by Industry in 2011
Web Power, an email marketing service provider with a presence in China, shared some data of average EDM performance in China in 2011.
Email Deliverability: China v.s. Worldwide v.s. APAC
Email deliverability in China is much worse than the global average; only 58% of all emails can reach users’ inbox, which is also much lower than the average in Asia Pacific region (78%) according to data shown in a recent ReturnPath report.