Yang: 10K-user health bot achieved 80% opens sending 14 messages weekly
Mikael Yang · #1453 The future of chat (and interacting with your customers) · May 26, 2017 · at 14:02
ManyChat CEO Mikael Yang discusses user retention and engagement rates for high-frequency broadcast bots on Facebook Messenger.
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“So we had one bot that had over 10,000 subscribers, and they messaged, like in the span of a week, they messaged their audience 14 times. And? And they got 80% open rates and 10%, 10% CTR on each one of those messages.”
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