AMP for Email has been widely discussed by marketers all over the world for almost three years. But what’s all the buzz about it? Is it really worth giving it a try?

What is AMP in email?

AMP is a web component framework technology that allows you to create interactive emails working seamlessly on select inboxes. The data so far shows that interactive emails using AMP are far more effective at converting than traditional email.

How much? Let’s take a look at a few AMP email examples.

AMP for email – examples

1. Forms for collecting feedback

The average survey response rate is 14%. AMP helps increase this number by 5.2 times. 

In 2020, Stripo ran an A/B test. They asked users to share feedback on the company.

Half of the recipients had to leave the email and go to an external form to leave a comment on the product. While the other half could leave a comment in an AMP form directly in the email.

The interactive AMP form generated 520% more responses than the external one.

Some email editors let you build AMP forms with literally no coding skills. 

2. Abandoned carts

Ecwid, the eCommerce platform, was one of the first to start using AMP in emails.

Ecwid helped its clients add the AMP image carousel in emails to show recipients all photos of the product they left in the cart.

The “Product details” option was implemented with the AMP accordion, by clicking on the button users would see a full description of the product.
As we previously mentioned, it all resulted in an 82% increase in sales.

3. User engagement

AWeber used AMP carousels, accordions, and forms in their campaigns.  

AWeber did not measure the effectiveness of each AMP element, but they all together increased user engagement by 225%.

4. Measuring NPS in emails

NPS shows how likely our clients are to recommend us to their friends. Now it is easy to measure NPS via email.

Mailmodo built an email where recipients could say how likely they were to recommend the company to their friends. The email showed an 833% increase in user response rate.

You can build a similar form with rating to ask users to rate your services. Easy to do.

5. Interactive time-slots 

Stripo sent out a demo invitation email. People could schedule the appointments right in it. This resulted in an impressive 17% CTOR.

6. Email gamification

Email gamification is expected to rise in popularity. More and more events around email marketing are talking about how useful and beneficial gamification is. What does AMP have to do with it?

It allows you to make your communication a fun experience for your audience.

There are multiple ways to use gamification in email, for example, giving away coupons or event invites.

Let’s be honest, customers see tons of promo emails every day. They are somewhat tired of sales and discounts and don’t really pay attention to them unless the discount is huge or it is given in a fun way.

Wrap Up

The numbers speak for themselves — AMP takes email marketing to a whole new level.

It lets you collect feedback and measure NPS in emails. It lets your customers book appointments in emails, making your communication unique and engaging. Testing out AMP in your communication might be a great way to increase your campaign results.