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Preference Management ROI Calculator

To help marketing teams gauge the regained revenue of users who unsubscribe from communications, we take a closer look at two types of common marketing campaign channels – email and mobile notifications. On this page, you'll find a simplified calculator for you to plug in some of your marketing program values. Download the full resource, with further customization options, at the bottom of this page.


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Part 1

Revenue potential per email program

Part 2

Revenue potential per mobile push notification program

Mobile notification programs can come in the form of push notifications, in-app messages, and/or promotional messages embedded within the user experience of a given mobile app

Part 3

Number of brands

Applicable if running consolidated marketing programs for multiple sub-brands. Minimum value here is 1, for your parent brand.

Part 4

The Results

Discover the monetary impact has on your marketing programs. If you're looking for sample measurements, download our full sheet through the form below!

Annual revenue regained from preference management

Revenue from 1 email program

$0.00

Revenue from 1 mobile notification program

$0.00

Revenue regained (email only)

$0.00

Revenue regained (mobile notifications only)

$0.00

Total revenue regained

$0.00

Note: Calculations for annual revenue above use industry benchmarks for several calculations. For email programs, the assumption is that there are 4 emails sent on average per week, with an unsubscribe rate of 0.22%. For mobile notification programs, the assumption is that there are 1.75 notifications sent per week with an unsubscribe rate of 1%. Get the link to the Google Sheet below to find the resources used for industry benchmarks and/or customize your results with your specific metrics.

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