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Emails Sent is a metric in HubSpot that tracks the total number of emails that have been sent from your account to your contacts or lists within a specific time period.

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What Is the Emails Sent Metric

The emails sent metric simply refers to the number of emails that an individual, organization, or email service provider has sent out to recipients.

This metric covers all types of emails sent, including promotional emails, transactional emails (e.g., order confirmations, password resets), newsletters, and other forms.

What Is a Good Number of Emails Sent

There are several major factors that determine whether you’re sending enough emails to your audience – the purpose of the campaign, type of sequence, industry norm, list engagement level, and more.

But ultimately, a good number of emails sent is one where you clearly communicate your message, connect with your target audience, and produce the desired outcomes.

Here’s one benchmark we pulled out from our product that you might find interesting.

According to HubSpot Benchmarks for All HubSpot Customers, companies send more than 2,500 emails a month. The top quartile sends almost 10x more – 20,440 emails a month.

Of course, your numbers can be drastically different. It always comes down to your type of business model and whether (and how much) you focus on email marketing as a channel.

If you want to stay on top of future trends and be able to instantly compare your performance to companies just like yours (in any given industry), you can join our Benchmark Groups – it’s free for everyone!

How to Improve the Performance of Emails Sent

To improve the performance of your emails sent, there are several areas within your email marketing strategy that need to be on par – segmentation, list quality, personalized sequences, proper triggers, and deliverability.

Now, if you’ve followed some of the standard practices for improving your email performance and want to move the needle even further, we prepared a few strategies that can help you do just that.

We spoke to hundreds of email marketers and asked them to share some of their top strategies.

Here are a few that you can use in your own business instantly:

  • Remove cold subscribers: In case you see your open rates flunk and your deliverability take a hit, it’s time to get rid of cold subscribers. You can do this by either automatically removing people who haven’t opened the last 10 emails, sending them a warning email that they will be removed, or trying to re-engage them by asking them to set the cadence themselves and receive fewer emails. Focus on only one thing in each email: Many businesses make the mistake of throwing in several things in each email. You want to only focus on one specific thing – one belief, one offer, one benefit, one promise, etc. For example, if you want to showcase the features of one of your new products, it’s always a better idea to create a sequence with several emails talking about a specific feature in each one. Stuffing everything together only overwhelms the audience.
  • Get them “addicted” to clicking: Not every email you send out will be a sales email – but that doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t contain some sort of link. Install a clicking habit into your readers by constantly linking some helpful content, before even asking for a sale or other type of commitment. This will warm them up when the offer actually does hit their inbox.
  • Go strong on curiosity in your subject line: A lot of the time, your readers will be in a “social zombie” state of mind when browsing through their emails. To wake them up and grab their attention, you need to come up with subject lines that stir curiosity. Sell the click to the email first, and then send the next CTA within.

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How to track Emails Sent in Databox?

Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.

To track Emails Sent using Databox, follow these steps:

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    Connect HubSpot Marketing that contains the metric you want to track
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    Select the metric you want to track from the list of available metrics
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    Drag and drop the selected metric onto your dashboard
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    Watch your dashboard populate in seconds
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    Put Emails Sent on the Performance screen
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    Get Emails Sent performance daily with Scorecards or as a weekly digest
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    Set Goals to track and improve performance of Emails Sent
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HubSpot Marketing Emails Sent included in Dashboard Templates 1

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    Marketing Overview (HubSpot & Google Analytic 4)

    This dashboard highlights the second part of the inbound funnel- Convert. It shows how well you are creating leads from your site.

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HubSpot Marketing Emails Sent included in Report Templates 1

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    HubSpot Marketing Performance Report

    Use this HubSpot Marketing report to share insights into important metrics like MQL growth, new contacts, landing page performance, and more.

    HubSpot Marketing

Basics

  • Description
    Emails Sent is a metric in HubSpot that tracks the total number of emails that have been sent from your account to your contacts or lists within a specific time period.
  • Category
    Marketing
  • Subcategory
    Emails sent
  • Date Added
    2015-07-09
  • Cumulative Support
    Yes
  • Units
    No
  • Granularities
    daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, allTime
  • Favorable Trend
    increasing
  • Historical Data
    Yes
  • Changing historical data
    No
  • Forecast Support
    Yes
  • Benchmark Support
    Yes
  • Media Support
    No
  • Dimension
    N/A
  • Metric Type
    general Learn more
  • API Endpoint
    https://api.hubapi.com/cosemail/v1/dashboard/analyze/interval

Questions? We've got answers.

  • What metrics should I track after sending out an email?

    The main metrics you should keep an eye on after sending an email include the open rate, click-through rate (CTR), conversion rate (if you’ve asked them to take certain action), bounce rate, time spent on email, response rate (if you’ve asked them to reply), and unsubscribes.

    But depending on your specific email objective, you might need to prioritize other ones as well.

  • How do you analyze email engagement?

    Analyzing email engagement basically comes down to how granularly you analyze your key metrics.

    You need to check out things like:

    • How many people have opened the email?
    • Which types of subject lines tend to have the highest open rate?
    • How much time do they spend reading the emails?
    • How many people click on the links within the email?
    • Are you getting replies and responses to your questions?
    • Is there a high number of unsubscribers with each new email?

    All of these questions give you valuable insight into your email engagement. 

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