Tag Archives: email

What Does Your Email Writing Style Say About You?

Andrea LehrApril 20, 2015 Every day, humans make snap judgments. In one Princeton study, participants made assumptions within 100 milliseconds of being exposed to a portrait. In a similar study on virtual bias, researchers at the University of British Columbia compared respondents’ in-person impressions with those obtained by only viewing Facebook photos — and the results revealed … Continue reading What Does Your Email Writing Style Say About You? →

Get Better Results: Grow Clients’ Email Lists the Right Way

VerticalResponseApril 20, 2015 No one wants to receive unsolicited email messages when checking their inbox. However, businesses often forget this and want to acquire as many new customers as possible by emailing people regardless of whether or not those potential customers signed up to be on their email list. Poor list building practices and maintenance … Continue reading Get Better Results: Grow Clients’ Email Lists the Right Way →

Why Responsive Design Doesn’t Mean What Email Marketers Think It Means

Blaise LuceyApril 19, 2015 It’s 2015 and the word “responsive” can still strike fear in any marketer’s heart. Creating effective mobile marketing campaigns is hard, whatever the channel. For most marketers, making something responsive means long meetings with design and web teams, if not outsourcing big chunks of projects to agencies. Maybe that’s why nearly … Continue reading Why Responsive Design Doesn’t Mean What Email Marketers Think It Means →

Calls to Non-Purchasing Action: Tips for Email Engagement

Sally McGrawApril 11, 2015 Newsletters serve dozens of purposes for dozens of different business models. Some are strictly informational, designed to keep subscribers in the loop about organization or publication news. Some are focused on generating sales by keeping readers informed about new products. And many fall somewhere in between, offering a mix of updates … Continue reading Calls to Non-Purchasing Action: Tips for Email Engagement →