Design your e-mail so it has appeal…
26 January 2007
Ken Yeung
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Taken from the Internet Marketing Report and MarketingSherpa.com, here are some simple “must-haves” that supposedly will help you boost your e-mail delivery performance.
Ken Yeung is an web marketer experienced in helping companies build great projects leveraging Internet technologies to better engage their customers. From website builds to email marketing campaigns, online advertising & even social media, Ken understands how to make the web work for YOU. Read more about him on TheLetterTwo.com, Network Solutions' "Solutions Are Power" blog or even on Bub.blicio.us.
- Set the message width to a maximum of 620 pixels and the type of a maximum of 65 characters. This will make the message readable in most common e-mail programs and broswers.
- Use HTML code for bulleted and numbered lists. It makes things easier to read.
- Keep the size between 20K and 40K to decrease the chance of landing in the bulk mail folder.
- Keep the design clean. Most recipients make a fast click-vs.-delete decision so have your call to action visible and apparent for them to decide.
- Be picky about consistency. Use templates or create a style guide and stick with it!
- Make your call to action a graphic, not text. This helds avoid tripping content filters.
- Include a text URL.













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