Using a template for your email marketing is a clever choice. It means that you can quickly and easily compose and send a professional-looking message. You also don’t need to worry about the conformity of branding and style. We’ve composed 5 question today that you need to ask yourself. The only goal? Making sure your […]
We’ve all met them, clients that are no longer engaged. They are no longer generating revenue and aren’t showing up in your shop anymore. With email marketing you can easily compose a message to wake up those hibernating clients. That’s what Ibis Hotels did right before the summer started.
… in order to make sure you don’t show your contacts a big blooper. We got a real fail in our inbox this week. In response to the elections newspaper “De Tijd” wanted to promp their contacts to visit the website. And something went wrong there.
Center Parcs is not a small player. With 4 parks they are the absolute market leader for short vacations in the United Kingdom. By using email marketing they aren’t directly trying to sell more vacations, but to get more return for every stay.
Working with images in an email message is always a bit of a gamble. Especially if you want to wrap your entire message into one or several images. A lot of email clients don’t show the images by default. But there is a way to get that limitation out of the way.
We already expected as much, but the results of the Email Barometer, the Belgian national yearly email marketing report, confirm it. E-marketers count on a professional external email marketing platform to manage their email marketing.
It happens easily. You fall on an interesting website that presents a fun newsletter. Let’s subscribe. And as it should be, our subscription was confirmed.
Email marketing is always looking for conversion. We do that by designing a captivating email with a rock-solid call to action. But now we see a new trend pop up!
It’s sometimes a nightmare for e-marketers: images that aren’t displayed as default in some email clients. Outlook is a stickler there and Google followed the same slope with Gmail. Safety was the favourite argument.
We know the drill. A lot of email clients don’t automatically show the images in an email message. Of course you can set things right with the alt-tags. We make ends meet. That’s why we don’t want you to miss this great example.
Yahoo is rolling out the recycling of old email addresses. This action starts with the return – bouncing is the more technical term – of all email account that are eligible for reuse.
A family man is choosing a destination for his vacation. He has rented a cottage in the south for the family. They will travel with the family car. So this family man also books several hotel nights en route.
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