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Friday, October 17, 2025

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‘Creating Content That Converts Pt. II [Twitter Chat]’ – Aweber Blog

Olivia Dello Buono says, “If you haven’t heard, AWeber is back for round two of ASCEND Digital Marketing Summit.We couldn’t wait to introduce you to our incredible lineup of industry experts and thought leaders – so we won’t. We’re hosting three special #AWeberHour Twitter chats, so you can get to know our roster before all of the magic happens this October.Our second chat will take place Wednesday, August 5th from 2-3 p.m. EDT. You’ll hear from two content experts who will share the ways that you can create content that converts your readers into loyal customers. And if this... [...]

‘Plain Text vs. HTML Emails: Which Is Better?’ – HubSpot

Niti Shah says, “In the world of email marketing, opens and clicks are everything, which means email marketers are always testing ways to improve these metrics. We’ll tweak subject lines, calls-to-action, images, headers, layout, link positioning, copy, length, tone, content … the list goes on and on.Through all of this testing, there’s one hard truth we’ve discovered: Aside from proper list segmentation, nothing boosts opens and clicks as well as an old school, plain-text email. Here’s how we came to that conclusion.Beyond DeliverabilityThe (relatively)... [...]

‘Why your email font is ruining your life’ – ‘Mashable’

Mashable team says, “Well, maybe not your life. But certainly your reputation with people of good taste.Helvetica, the hip font of choice for brands and typeface nerds, is the default font setting for Apple Mail. Gmail defaults to Arial, a font one designer called Helvetica’s “ugly bastard son.” If the browser doesn’t support Arial, Gmail will use Helvetica instead.While Helvetica is beloved by design nerds for its neutrality, its uniformity and lack of consistent spacing make it hard to read in large chunks of text. “The letters are too close together,”... [...]

‘How Email Fits Into Your Marketing Strategy’ – Aweber Blog

Kristen Dunleavy says, “So you have a website, you’re on Facebook, and you’re working on content for your blog. You might be wondering, “Where the heck does email fit into this equation?” and: “How am I supposed to find time for email marketing?”Good news: Email marketing can complement any marketing strategy. Even better news: It shouldn’t take more than about an hour of your time each week. Here’s how you can use email with each part of your marketing strategy”.How Email Fits Into Your Marketing StrategyAweber Blog [...]

‘How user generated content is changing content marketing’ – ‘Econsultancy’ Blog

Sophie Turton says, “Instead of creating content, we should be creating opportunities for content creation: instagrammable moments, inspiring experiences. And instead of broadcasting, we should create opportunities for conversation.Audiences are in control of their own digital story. Businesses are no longer in the driving seat but instead must adopt the role of navigator, cleverly guiding the user’s journey, but ultimately remaining vulnerable to the whimsy of the consumer.The expression ‘content is king’ has become something of an industry cliche and, like all good cliches, it’s... [...]

‘6 Easy Ways to Adapt Your Writing Style to the New World of Content Consumption’ – ‘Copyblogger’ Blog

Pamela Wilson says, “You ease yourself into the coziest chair you own, a warm beverage by your side, a blanket over your legs, and the glow of a reading lamp over your shoulder.It’s time to sink into a nice, long session of reading.You pull apart the pages of the nonfiction book you’re working your way through, and you begin a new chapter.It starts with an inspiring quote. Then the author tells a story.Eventually, she comes around to the topic at hand. Now that you’re warmed up, she’s going to share some information with you.What’s the online version of this scene?“.6... [...]

‘49 email marketing tips for beginners’ – ‘Econsultancy’ Blog

Jack Simpson says, “It’s strange to think that email is still such an important tool for marketers, and in fact business people of all types, when there is so much technology at our fingertips now. I’m pretty sure the only people who communicate via email outside of the commercial world are my parents, but for marketers around the world this platform is still going strong.After writing a list about social media tips for beginners last week and thoroughly educating myself in the process, I thought I’d do the same for email marketing this time.I’m going to focus on five key areas:Getting... [...]

‘Publishers: Stop Sending Terrible Emails’ – HubSpot

Tyler Rhodes says, “The dreaded “unsubscribe” metric. Taming this number is vital for maintaining a healthy contact list to use for promoting your own products or those of potential advertisers. Unfortunately, often times the more emails you send out, the more this number goes up.Assuming you’ve spent the time to grow your list the right way (and haven’t purchased it), this begs the question: Why are subscribers still dropping off at such a high rate if they’ve opted-in in the first place? Let’s look at two of the top culprits—not spending enough time on coordinating... [...]

‘Microsoft’s latest mail app strips out everything you hate about email’ – ‘Mashable’

Karissa Bell says, “The team behind Microsoft Outlook has a new email app that makes it a lot easier to ignore your inbox.Send, released on iOS Wednesday, is an email that app that takes an instant messaging-style approach to your inbox by stripping out almost every aspect.See also: 5 ways to wrestle your email into submissionUnlike Outlook, Send is not meant to be a full-featured email app: you can’t use it to view emails you’ve already received or search your inbox. The super simple app only shows threads that have been started from within the app. The idea, Microsoft says,... [...]

‘The Betty Crocker Secret to Email Marketing that People Want’ – ‘Copyblogger’ Blog

Sonia Simone says, “You’ve heard it a thousand times: the money’s in the list. If you’re serious about your digital business, you need to build a list of people who are paying attention to you, typically an email list.So, how do you get people to sign up for your email newsletter?You probably already know the answer to this one: Reward them. Give subscribers something great as a “thank you” for signing up. This is usually some form of content — a useful video, a killer ebook, or an exclusive podcast.Sure, everyone else does that. Because it works“.The Betty Crocker Secret... [...]


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