Is anyone able to share insight on how their email metrics have performed once they enabled Google Annotations for their emails? Have opens, clicks, placed orders changed at all since enabling? Have they gone up? Down? Or no real change at all? We build our emails with WYSIWYG drag-and-drop and Google Annotations requires HTML built emails so it’s quite a change in process to make this possible and I’m wondering if it’s worth the squeeze. Gmail accounts for about 63% of our opens. Thanks.
Enabling Google Annotations can offer some lift in engagement, particularly if a significant portion of your audience—like your 63% Gmail users—are on Gmail and receive promotional emails in the Promotions tab. Google Annotations allow you to visually enhance your emails with images, deals, expiration dates, and other rich snippets that appear directly in the inbox preview, potentially increasing visibility and click-through rates. That said, results can vary. Some marketers have reported moderate improvements in open and click-through rates—typically in the range of 5–15%—while others have seen minimal impact, depending on how compelling and relevant their annotation content is.Â
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