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In 2019, email held on to its crown as the monarch of marketing channels. As we begin a new decade, let's reflect on some of last year's most talked-about and important moments in email. more
As we enter a new year and a new chapter in digital marketing, it's imperative that your email campaigns reach their intended destination. Here are 5 best-practices to boost and maintain your email deliverability in 2020. more![Emails Design Trends for 2020: The Future Is Here [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/articles/lg/191219-infographic-lg.jpg)
To draw in and engage recipients—and result in more conversions—email-design innovations continue unabated. Which is why visually striking and technologically advanced emails will be the face of email design in 2020. more
Email marketing doesn't work well if you don't understand your audience, their needs, their wants. Take these steps to learn more about your audience so that you can then segment them and improve your email workflow—and conversions. more
The popularity of email has increased exponentially since it was introduced to the public in the mid-1990s. Not surprisingly engagement with emails isn't what it once used to be. How can marketers increase opens, conversions, and brand loyalty? more
Most brands spend more than two weeks producing a marketing email, according to recent research from Litmus. more
Email is ubiquitous, valuable, and integrated into our lives and devices. But the email landscape isn't static: It shifts, even if just a little—by the day. Three hot trends will be shaping email marketing in 2020. more
Brands have near-universal visibility into email opens and clicks, and excellent visibility into bounces. But those metrics lack the depth and granularity needed to truly understand what's driving your successes and failures. We need these three KPIs instead. more
Email senders with higher-than-average open rates are especially likely to rely on delivery optimization, A/B-testing, and reactivation campaigns, according to recent research from Validity and Demand Metric. more
Odds are, you don't need convincing to get on board with email marketing. Most marketers these days use email. But are you using it to its fullest potential? Here are 14 ways to get the most out of email. more
AI shows great promise, and marketers are still learning how to use it effectively and integrate it with, or use it to complement, the processes they're already using. One thing is clear, though: Email is an area where AI can offer significant advantages. more
Sure, a few emails that don't perform optimally may not kill your marketing. But if there's a major snag—or an opportunity to drive more conversions—that you're not aware of, it can cost you big. Here are simple tips to optimize every email and maximize ROI. more![GDPR vs. CCPA: Data Privacy and US Marketers [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/articles/lg/191015-infographic-lg.jpg)
In less than three months, "California's GDPR"—the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)—will be come into effect. How are those data-privacy regulations similar, and how are they different? And do you need to comply? Here's what marketers need to know. more
You put a lot of effort and time into creating the perfect email content for your subscribers. But no matter what you write, or how well, people may not even see it if the subject line doesn't get them to click. These 10 types of subject lines will get subscribers ... more
Workers are spending less time checking business as well as personal email, though most still spend several hours each day sorting through their inboxes, according to recent research from Adobe. more
People tend to mention templates frequently when reviewing email software platforms, according to recent research from Capterra. more
If you've ever worked in email marketing, you know that one of the biggest challenges email teams face is not having enough people (or the right people) to execute a successful email marketing program. Here's what you need to know to fix that problem. more
To step up your digital marketing game, you have to combine your SEO techniques with email marketing to achieve genuine, organic reach for your content. It's how you make sure your content reaches your target audience. more
Taking a close look at what's trending in email marketing today, GetResponse analyzed four billion emails sent from 126 countries across 19 industries. Here are five email marketing insights from that analysis. more
High-spending customers tend to be more engaged with retail brands' email campaigns, according to recent research from Bluecore. more![Eight Tips for Making Email Campaigns Mobile-Friendly [Infographic]](https://i.marketingprofs.com/assets/images/articles/lg/190827-infographic-lg.jpg)
Two-thirds of emails are now opened on mobile devices, and your subscribers are picky about the reading experience: Many of them simply delete emails that don't render well on mobile screens. Worse, they simply unsubscribe. Here are eight steps for making sure that doesn't happen. more
Especially in the age of GDPR, email preference centers make perfect sense: Customers get control over what communications they receive, and marketers get to send better, more targeted communications. Here's how to build and use a modern email preference center. more
It happens to all of us: the dreaded email fail. The kind of mistake that incites Twitter jeering and emails from your boss (or, worse, your CEO). Mistakes can happen when you're moving too fast, deadlines are tight, and you're juggling multiple campaigns. The good news? You can avoid many ... more
The emails you spend so much time strategizing, crafting, and scheduling aren't worth much if they don't actually reach your target audience. Email deliverability is essential, yet many marketers don't pay much attention to it. Here's why you should remedy that. more
The most popular time to read emails in the United States is in the morning, with opens peaking between 10 AM and 11 AM, according to recent research from Litmus. more
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