Some email marketers like adding bells and whistles to their email designs. While for some, well, it’s all about simplicity and minimalism. If you belong to the latter camp, congrats! You have already adopted the must-watch email design trend of 2025, i.e., minimalist email design. Don’t get us wrong. We adore stunning, design-heavy emails. In […]Continue Reading
Nowadays consumers are overloaded with emails and often suffer from email fatigue, leading them to delete or ignore most emails they receive.Continue Reading
When starting an email newsletter, you’re juggling a lot of balls in the air at once. You have to worry about proofreading the copy, creating compelling calls-to-action, designing the email to work for multiple inboxes and devices, avoiding any spam triggers, and brainstorming clickable subject lines — all while stayingContinue Reading
We all get those emails—the flood of “Save now! 50% off!” and “BOGO sale!” If our inbox was a pool, we could swim in the amount of marketing messages we get. But more often than not, most marketing emails end up in the trash. Unless it’s for something we can actually use, or the subject line piques our interest, most marketing emails don’t get through.
