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]]> By: palmerwebmarketing http://www.palmerwebmarketing.com/blog/25-email-marketing-best-practices/comment-page-1/#comment-1337 palmerwebmarketing Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:12:48 +0000 http://www.palmerwebmarketing.com/blog/25-email-marketing-best-practices/#comment-1337 @ Gavin, I've actually found that having more content can help click-throughs, since it offers something for everything. However, if we're talking about a very lengthy text only newsletter, I would recommend shortening it or breaking it up into sections. The email checklist is a great idea, I'll consider that for a future post! Justin @ Gavin,

I’ve actually found that having more content can help click-throughs, since it offers something for everything. However, if we’re talking about a very lengthy text only newsletter, I would recommend shortening it or breaking it up into sections.

The email checklist is a great idea, I’ll consider that for a future post!

Justin

]]> By: Gavin Doolan http://www.palmerwebmarketing.com/blog/25-email-marketing-best-practices/comment-page-1/#comment-1336 Gavin Doolan Thu, 12 Jun 2008 11:13:41 +0000 http://www.palmerwebmarketing.com/blog/25-email-marketing-best-practices/#comment-1336 Good article I totally agree with personalisation and sending your emails at consistent intervals. I constantly get emails from GoDaddy.com with offers at inconsistent time intervals. I've been really tempted to unsubscribe as I find it really annoying and alot of the time totally untargeted. I am wondering if you have found that shorter emails work best? Reason I ask is that where I work we send out a rather lenghty Email Newsletter which seems popular but I wonder if we shortened it, if we would get a better response rate. *I think another good point to add to your article is create a checklist before you send emails, so you ensure you don't make any silly mistakes like broken links, not providing an online version etc... Good article I totally agree with personalisation and sending your emails at consistent intervals.

I constantly get emails from GoDaddy.com with offers at inconsistent time intervals. I’ve been really tempted to unsubscribe as I find it really annoying and alot of the time totally untargeted.

I am wondering if you have found that shorter emails work best? Reason I ask is that where I work we send out a rather lenghty Email Newsletter which seems popular but I wonder if we shortened it, if we would get a better response rate.

*I think another good point to add to your article is create a checklist before you send emails, so you ensure you don’t make any silly mistakes like broken links, not providing an online version etc…

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