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Five email marketing predictions for 2012
06 January 2012

Five email marketing predictions for 2012

By Sam Burrows in Industry comment

little green plane provides its five email marketing predictions for 2012 including social media, mobile, apps, segmentation and differentation. Whatever the email marketing landscape, when it comes to predicting what will happen in 2012, you don't have to be Mystic Meg. But unlike last year, 2012 isn’t the year to start thinking about it; it’s the year to start doing.

Email marketing for events
07 December 2011

Email marketing for events

By Sam Burrows in Email design

People don’t want to trawl through paragraph after paragraph on an event email looking for key bits of information that really should be the fundamental part of the campaign. Make the experience easy for the recipient by using our top tips in our latest blog post.

Using video in email marketing
31 October 2011

Using video in email marketing

By Sam Burrows in Email design

Everyone wants it; no-one can have it. Video is one of the things we have had to learn to live without in emails. Some people try to get round this by embedding the videos. We'll show you how to get your videos out to your email subscribers in this handy post.

Calls to action in email marketing
29 September 2011

Calls to action in email marketing

By Sam Burrows in Email design

Calls to action are a key part of any email marketing campaign. It’s one thing reaching the recipient's inbox; however this is only half the job. You need to engage with your audience and make sure they are following the path you have set out for them. This needs to be a simple process. Here are five tips that you can apply to your email to improve conversion.

Optimising emails for mobile
06 September 2011

Optimising emails for mobile

By Sam Burrows in Email design

With now almost one mobile phone for every two humans on Earth, it’s no wonder our pocket rockets are quickly becoming one of the most accessible ways of contact. It’s because of this shift from desktop to handheld that we now have to re-evaluate the way we design emails for this new generation of users.

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