inbox placement rate
Abbreviated as IPR, in permission-based email marketing the inbox placement rate is a deliverability benchmark that is used to determine what percentage of send emails reach the intended subscriber’s inbox. In email marketing, there is a growing trend for marketers to focus on inbox placement rates as a key metric instead of determining deliverability based only on email bounce rates.
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