Almost half of the Dutch used most often phone or tablet to email. It appears quite normal to check mail first and then get up. Hotmail and Gmail features sixty percent of the Dutch e-mail.
These are a few of the results from the National E-mail survey in 2013, which was published today.
It also shows that the phone has an edge on the tablet to email.
Although social media adepts like to recall that email is dead, the consumer disagrees. It is not unusual to forget to clear. Ten times a day the private MAILbus And 68 percent of online users prefer to receive advertising mail are by e-mail, not per mailbox or Facebook (6 percent or, if it really can not otherwise).
The layout of the average MAILbus looks like this:
email services as such has become an American affair. Hotmail is the largest supplier with 31 percent in the Netherlands addresses. Gmail follows shortly thereafter by 29 percent. Another 21 percent of mailers use the account that he received from his ISP.
An interesting question is: “What is the first medium that you check when you wake up?”
The National
Email research is an initiative of email marketing agency Blinker and is equipped with research CG Selections.
Photo: Pascal Maramis (cc)
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