– Push Notifications: Short and direct messages, using targeted words for the audience. – Emails: Typically longer, exceeding 60 words, and may be perceived as wordy.
– Push Notifications: Risk of annoying app users; spamming may lead to notification opt-outs. – Emails: Lower unsubscribe rates; users may ignore, redirect to spam, or delete emails.
– Push Notifications: Higher one-click subscription rates due to immediate online presence. – Emails: Faces challenges with subscriptions as users may perceive them as spam.
– Push Notifications: High click-through rate due to concise messages and targeted audience. – Emails: Lower click-through rates; emails often go unopened or are bounced.
– Push Notifications: 12% optimization rate; short, clear messages with a 100% view rate. – Emails: 1.9% optimization rate; lower view rate, often ignored or bounced.