Some of my take-aways from the article are that less is more: don’t overload your e-mail with paragraph after paragraph. Get to the point and catch your reader’s attention right away. Encourage more interaction and make your social media buttons prominent. Make it worth their while to interact with you by providing coupons or special offers. Show-off what you do best with an eye-catching photograph.
I won't give up all of the great ideas in this article, so be sure to check it out for yourself. And while you’re on emma.com, check out their other great free e-Mail marketing guides.
And while we’re at it, here’s a really useful Infographic from Campaign Monitor:
Source: 10 Email Marketing Do’s and Don’ts by Campaign Monitor
Here’s a really interesting infographic courtesy of Campaign Monitor, showing something I wish I had seen years ago. These are the 10 Do’s & Don’ts of e-Mail marketing and as you can see there are a lot of right, and wrong ways to do it. I particularly like number 8 and I wish I had realized how important it would be to hit users in different time zones at different times.
This from Campaign Monitor:
Email marketing is a proven tactic that marketers count on to drive results again and again. We’ve put together this handy infographic that details email marketing do’s and don’ts every marketer should know before they push send to ensure their email campaigns deliver.
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