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	<title>Comments on: Why Your Email Marketing Can&#8217;t Survive Without A/B Testing</title>
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		<title>By: Nakul Mehra</title>
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		<dc:creator>Nakul Mehra</dc:creator>
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		<description>Permission Based Email Marketing has a new meaning - Not only does the recipient want to receive your email only if he opted for it but only he/she wants it in a particular pattern. The term &quot;User Friendly-ness&quot; is often used for web sites but even commercial email content needs to be:
1. Visually Appealing
2. Precise &amp; Crisp
3. Easy To Find Contact Information
and most importantly...
4. The purpose of the email content should get absorbed by the reader without him trying to struggle with it.

A/B testing is available with a few providers and can be explored in unlimited combinations to get good results.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Permission Based Email Marketing has a new meaning &#8211; Not only does the recipient want to receive your email only if he opted for it but only he/she wants it in a particular pattern. The term &#8220;User Friendly-ness&#8221; is often used for web sites but even commercial email content needs to be:<br />
1. Visually Appealing<br />
2. Precise &amp; Crisp<br />
3. Easy To Find Contact Information<br />
and most importantly&#8230;<br />
4. The purpose of the email content should get absorbed by the reader without him trying to struggle with it.</p>
<p>A/B testing is available with a few providers and can be explored in unlimited combinations to get good results.</p>
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