Really Good Emails - You had me at "interactive"
Interactive emails (unlike the one you are reading right now because we are lazy) always impress – but are they worth it? Do they increase clicks? Do they make you more memorable when people can play around in the email without being sent to another website? In this week's Feedback Friday episode, we get to answer just that with the crew from 1973 - an agency that has built a lot of wow-factor emails and has had their fair share of successful interactive emails. P.S. if you are into reading instead of watching, here's the text version. -- ADVERTISEMENT -- Win them over with individualizationCustomer obsessed blah blah blah... What you need to become is data obsessed. Why? Because without data, you're just another person with an opinion. And once you have your hands on the data, then you can really start having fun with individualized messaging that will show your customers you care about them. CONTENT WE THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE TO READ 5 benefits of automation and 5 workflows to start withvia Thoughtshift [Podcast] The impact of COVID on Email Marketingvia EmailTalk with Elliot Ross 4 things you should change about your email strategyvia Entrepreneur The biggest names in email advertise on RGE. You can too. Really.Design Better. Spam Never. Update Email Preferences - Advertise - Articles & Interviews - View Email in BrowserWe sent this email to you because of your insatiable thirst for email inspiration that does not make your eyes burn like you were thrown into a lake of sliced raw onions—ugh, the worst. All this sh*t is © Really Good Emails 2020. If you want to send us gifts, fan mail, or anything that does not include stalking or us waking up with you in our living room—you can find us at C/O Atlas Local, 25 Draper Street, Greenville, SC 29611 Or, if you're just tired of hearing from us, you can unsubscribe too. |
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A data feeds RGE Class is up next
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Make your emails more personal with data feeds. Average Class rating is 9.62 out of 10.
Green Machine
Tuesday, August 11, 2020
Plus retention email strategies, cultural appropriation, getting subscribers, and more
Button, button, who's got the button?
Friday, August 7, 2020
Plus keeping subscribers, non-negotiable things, special fonts, and getting referrals
A B2B RGE Class is up next
Thursday, August 6, 2020
Jazz up your B2B email strategy. Average Class rating is 9.6 out of 10.
Back at it.
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Plus the power of design in emails, engaging welcome emails, using lapsed-user info, and more...
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