Top Designs for January
Good riddance to January… with hibernation, healthy eating and abstinence what excitement did the inbox bring to supplement the lack of sun and fun elsewhere? Well I’m glad you asked, don’t say we don’t give you anything 😉
Good riddance to January… with hibernation, healthy eating and abstinence what excitement did the inbox bring to supplement the lack of sun and fun elsewhere? Well I’m glad you asked, don’t say we don’t give you anything 😉
Here’s the slides from a talk I did last week at the European leg of Silverpop’s Amplify conference. It’s a quick look at the different options and opportunities for mobile email design, from some easy wins to completely re-thinking how we approach design. I’m speaking…
Google have announced a new selection of features that allow email marketers to add interactivity to email campaigns via the Gmail interface. It means that we can mark up information such as event details or a travel itinerary in the HTML header of an email…
I’ve noticed quite a bit of discussion around use of responsive design in email, particularly whether it’s worth investing the time and therefore money, and if it does indeed drive results (Sidebar: I can’t share specifics, but the stats my clients have shared show it…
In amongst all the new macbooks and iOS 6 features at today’s WWDC keynote were a few updates to the native email client, mail.app. Of most interest to email marketers is the VIP inbox, which is a separate inbox containing only emails from people (or brands) that you…