From Gmail to Outlook to web browsers, readers see your email in a variety of inboxes. By featuring your logo at the top of your email newsletter, you’ll give a nice frame of reference for your readers. Using brand colors throughout creates a visual connection to your site no matter the inbox.
Including a newsletter title helps your readers know the topic of the email whether it’s breaking news, sports, or weekly specials. This can be in the subject line or newsletter header. A strong title also reminds readers what they’ve opted into, and helps lower unsubscribe rates.
Well placed ads that fit the topic of your email can generate income without being distracting. Determining the best mix of locally sold ads, programmatic ads, or sponsorships can maximize revenue for your newsletters. To learn more about programmatic ads for BLOX Email Reach, contact your sales representative.
Effective email newsletters typically have a large featured story graphic with stacked stories below. Because the stacked stories are brief, users can easily scan for the articles they want to read. This structure also allows for more content to be included in the newsletter.
By giving brief, compelling descriptions, you’ll entice your readers to click through to your articles, driving more traffic to your website. Keeping teasers brief also reduces your email sizes, helping them glide past spam filters to more inboxes.
Good email structure and reader-friendly styling can improve your user’s experience while helping you achieve your reader revenue goals. Here are five easy ways to make the most of email newsletters.
From Gmail to Outlook to web browsers, readers see your email in a variety of inboxes. By featuring your logo at the top of your email newslet…
From Gmail to Outlook to web browsers, readers see your email in a variety of inboxes. By featuring your logo at the top of your email newsletter, you’ll give a nice frame of reference for your readers. Using brand colors throughout creates a visual connection to your site no matter the inbox.
Including a newsletter title helps your readers know the topic of the email whether it’s breaking news, sports, or weekly specials. This can b…
Including a newsletter title helps your readers know the topic of the email whether it’s breaking news, sports, or weekly specials. This can be in the subject line or newsletter header. A strong title also reminds readers what they’ve opted into, and helps lower unsubscribe rates.
Well placed ads that fit the topic of your email can generate income without being distracting. Determining the best mix of locally sold ads, …
Well-placed ads that fit the topic of your email can generate income without being distracting. Determining the best mix of locally sold ads, programmatic ads, or sponsorships can maximize revenue for your newsletters.
Effective email newsletters typically have a large featured story graphic with stacked stories below. Because the stacked stories are brief, u…
Effective email newsletters typically have a large featured story graphic with stacked stories below. Because the stacked stories are brief, users can easily scan for the articles they want to read. This structure also allows for more content to be included in the newsletter.
By giving brief, compelling descriptions, you’ll entice your readers to click through to your articles, driving more traffic to your website. …
By giving brief, compelling descriptions, you’ll entice your readers to click through to your articles, driving more traffic to your website. Keeping teasers brief also reduces your email sizes, helping them glide past spam filters to more inboxes.
Those are just a few easy techniques for boosting open rates, click-thrus, and revenue from your email campaigns. For more tips on growing reader revenue, check out this customer webinar:
