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4 years ago

You send out 12,000 emails and 300 are opened. What is your open rate? (Open rate is opens as a percentage of sent emails.)

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Amount of emails which are sent = 12,000
Amount of emails which are opened = 300

the question asked the open rate as a percentage.

Hence, we can write open rate as,
Open rate = (number of opened emails / number of sent emails) x 100%
= (300 / 12,000) x 100%
= 2.5 %

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