| Email newsletters are usually kind of boring. Working in a role close to marketing, I find myself asking the same question every couple of years. What would I do differently if I got a chance to design one. And guess what? I now have the opportunity to design one. Here's what I think: - You spend a few seconds skimming an email - If something catches your eye, you read/click on it - Sometimes, you're busy and you'll mark the email unread but never really go back to it - Usually, you won't get hooked and you'll leave the email, never to read it again. So the key thing is: have something shiny that will catch someone's eye. But for an audience of hundreds/thousands of people. What is something that catches your eye in a newsletter?
What is something that makes you want to unsubscribe?
What would you suggest that I do? |
RSS is better than newsletters.