Here’s the secret to finding the right Send frequency for your emails
Newsletters are an incredibly powerful tool for effective communication. Their superpowers are amazing: they strengthen a company’s brand, attract new customers, increase sales, build consumer loyalty, and increase traffic to a website.
As you venture into the world of email marketing, you’ll…
You may have noticed a trend recently in the email marketing messages you have been receiving. It seems that special characters and symbols in email subject lines are all the rage these days, from simple things like hearts ♥ on Valentine’s Day to stars and stripes ★ on the Fourth of July. But while these…
One of the most important parts of any email is the subject line, and it needs your full attention because it can ruin your work and your deliverability if you accidentally use a Spam trigger word.
The best way to avoid Spam filters is by carefully choosing the words you use in your email’s subject…
You have no idea what to write to your list? Without anything to send to your subscribers, won’t take long for them to unsubscribe.
The lack of ideas for email content is a common problem, but don’t worry: Sendblaster gives you a heads-up!
In this infographic you can find 7 types of emails you can…
If you want to create or edit clean HTML emails and send them out with SendBlaster, be sure to choose the correct web authoring tools. For example, it is not a good idea to use word processors like MS Word. Emails may look good for your eyes, but the output will be poorly formatted and…
According to BetterBounces.net, every day 31 billion emails bounce. That means 31 billion messages never reach their intended recipients, and the hard work behind crafting them has been wasted. Bounces are part of the email marketing landscape, but that does not mean you have to live with them.
Not all bounces are the same, and…
We all know how hard it is to build a new list from scratch. Building a new list of email addresses requires a lot of time, money and patience, and the urge to speed things up can be very strong. That may be why so many newbies consider taking the shortest, and apparently cheapest solution…