The MFN Insider
Designed by Schok
A nice example of a clean and simple corporate email newsletter. What can I say? We're suckers for clean text and rounded corners. The promo to download the PDF is done well and is a much better option than including the file as an attachment.
We also like how the newsletter has been given a consistent theme (The MFN Insider), which is also used in the email subject. This makes the email instantly recognizable to all recipients and improves the chances of being opened each and every month.
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2 Comments
Karl
January 19, 2007 10:07am
What’s the take on CSS laid (as opposed to tables) out newsletters, are they reliable in most mail clients?
Cheers
Karl
Dave Greiner
January 19, 2007 10:07am
Karl,
For starters, you might want to check out Mark Wyner’s article on using CSS for your email campaigns:
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/archives/2005/02/using_style_she.html
Tableless designs can certainly be tweaked to work across all major email environments. Also, Mark’s working on a significant follow up to his original article for us as we speak, so we’ll be posting that in the coming weeks.