Do they think it’d get sent to the junk inbox? I only ask because that would catch so much attention. Been worried customers aren’t seeing our e-mails, how can I make the title’s stand out when there’s 1,000 of other emails.
SUMMEROFL Sale – Stop in for a new derp or new derp at 40% off. Something like that.
If my spam filter did not catch it, I would delete it without reading it thinking it was spam and garbage
I have to send a mass email out to some clients but want to make it look like the email was addressed to solely to them. BCC doesn’t help.
I know a bunch of emails that I get (upcoming concerts from LiveNation, etc) have accomplished it but I can’t seem to find anything online on how to do it.
Any ideas? Thx
If there are less than 2,000 recipients you can use a Mailchimp free plan
Anyone know of what legality issues there is if I was to say, take images of say clothing from sites like Nike/Gucci/Amazon/etc. and use them my site but use them only for reviews?
He’s got a nifty little idea happening over at , helping out with some design and strategy. Wonder if the resident OT gurus have any thoughts?
I like it but the colors are a little washed out a bit bland. A bit more color and contrast would make each section a bit clearer.
Understood. We were trying to make the content the star of the show, thus the simplicity in the coloring and design, but you’re right, we might be too far on the bland side.
I know Google keeps tabs on this stuff. Say you set up and manage Adsense accounts for clients… can you log into those accounts from your same home computer that you use for your own Adsense accounts without issue?
I would assume this is ok, but I know Google is kind of touchy about that stuff… like if you ever click an ad from the same computer that you have logged into that Adsense account from, you can get in trouble, etc.