You may have heard of this group of letters floating around, being linked to email and think that it might impact your job/company one day soon but don’t want to do the research and have to sit and actually absorb words like ‘legislation’… PAH. Here’s an easy and concise guide to see if you have to do anything about GDPR before the impending day of chaos –> 25th May 2018.
Father’s Day is a huge opportunity for retailers to nail down their email marketing strategy. There are various routes to go down to appeal to their recipients, and i’ve rounded up some emails with clever copy and dynamic designs for us to take a look at:
Is digital ready for social media only brands?
A vertical under the Clique Media Group’s vast digital umbrella, is Obsessee. A brand whose content destination is only present on their social media channels; the blogging brand focuses on trending topics ranging from fashion to food and music.
Living on their social platforms, their editors create exclusive content for Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Tumblr. Generating videos, live Q&A’s, images, personal essays, and news. It targets women between the ages of 14 and 22, also known as ‘Generation Z’. Obsessee’s web page only displays the single page below, acting more of a ‘cover page’ for users.
Another month has passed here, meaning we are ready to gather up our favourite email designs! Here are the ones we have chosen from the last few weeks:
The long-peddled phrase about email development being stuck in 1999 isn’t true any more, with some of the best and most popular email clients matching web standards pretty much toe-to-toe. Recently we’ve seen Gmail fix almost all of their rendering issues (with some nuances) and iOS roll out support for CSS Grid.
However, this drastic improvement in HTML support means that the state of email rendering is somewhat fluid at the moment, so it’s important to stay up to date with just what you can do where.
