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Preview Pane Design: 7 Real-World Examples
By Andrew Robinson |
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One of the best ways to learn about effective email design is by actually seeing the design in action. In this article, we'll show you seven real-world examples of the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to email preview pane design, highlighting both email preview pane pitfalls and successes. Consider these samples as you work to improve your recipients' own preview pane experience, as well as your open and click-through rates. |
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Four New Marketing Realities to Live By
By Blaine Mathieu |
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When it comes to this recession, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says it best: "Maybe we should think of today as normal … as opposed [to] today as the tough times, and yesterday as normal." The pre-2007 economy is gone for years, and some elements might be gone for good. And that means that marketers must adapt to four new, here-to-stay realities. |
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Measure Social Media Efforts to Grow Revenue, Lists and Leads |
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| Search Marketing |
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SEM Bad Guy Caught in the Act
By Andres Galdames |
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With a bit of detective work, you can spot domains that send you useless and irrelevant search traffic. And occasionally, you can nab a bad guy, like the dude we nicknamed Ivan the Terrible. He tried to rip us off for over 10,000 fraudulent clicks. Find out how we caught him. |
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Generating Keywords from the Inside Out |
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Will the word "free" cause my email to end up in the junk folder?
By David Fowler |
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Question: Would certain words within an email, such as "free," cause my email to automatically go into the junk folder?
Answer: For a long time, ISPs relied primarily on email content to try to separate spammers from legitimate email marketers. So if you used a word like "free" or an adult-related term in your subject line, there was a strong possibility your message would go straight to the junk folder. |
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Should I Purchase an Email List? |
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