Making email marketing even better value for yourself and your clients is a team effort, but that doesn’t mean a lot of work. In a few short chapters, we’ll show you how to improve your delivery rates, keep your lists in shape and save money, while learning key terms and techniques in the process. Don’t want to second-guess how you can get past Gmail’s spam filters? Read our new guide.
Sharing your email designs and inspirational campaigns can be hard, so the team at Litmus have done the legwork by crafting Scope, a free service for viewing desktop, mobile and text versions, plus source code.
If you’ve found our simple subscribe button to be, well, a little too simple and don’t mind getting your hands dirty with a little code, then these examples by Buzz Usborne are a great starting point for your own signup forms.
If you regularly create new client accounts for your agency or design business, you can now save both time and effort by automating these processes, using this new service.
If coding HTML email templates isn’t quite your bag, this drag-and-drop template building app for Mac OS X may be a good alternative to our template builder. Featuring our template tags and the ability to export directly to your account, it’s useful for creating attractive, flexible templates in a flash.
Working in an agency and have rebranded our service as your own? Or are you a designer that’s dabbling with selling email marketing to clients? Our Agency Resources area is your one-stop shop for guides, screenshots, inspiration and more.
Is the mobile version of your email campaigns inexplicably showing up in the Mail app shipped with Windows 8? We’ve got a 1-line workaround.
Developing Mac OS X or iOS apps? Make full use of our API with our new official and well-document wrapper, now available to use on GitHub. From accessing campaign reports to creating subscribe forms, we’re curious to see what you will come up with.
If you or your clients are just setting out on the rocky road that’s email marketing, don’t go at it alone. Thanks to this concise and highly entertaining guide by cool customer Andy Croll, you can get your head around tricky concepts like HTML email coding, transactional campaigns and more, all for the price of a coffee.
If you’ve tried to display an “App Store” link in your HTML email for the benefit of mobile clients only, or have simply wanted to hide content from Gmail, then this new CSS fix may be just what your HTML newsletter needs. Read on to find out why its always been so hard, then what you can do about it.