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Email Design for Newbies — A visual crash-course on email design
Transform your email designs with this crisp, to-the-point design booklet
💛 Become an email design expert with a comic-style ebook
💡 Get actionable tips for beginners & experienced marketers
📈 Increase email production without compromising on quality
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@aquib this is one of the best social media series to have come out. Thank you for launching it here.
@aquib Congrats on the ebook! Given our extensive work in email marketing, I’m intrigued to explore your insights on email design. Particularly interested in optimization across various email clients - is there a chapter that dives into this? Excited to check it out!
Thats cool, it's much easier to consume than classic books or video courses. You guys really nailed it with the format — simple images, no fluff, and straight to the point. Love it!
Amazing work on this comprehensive ebook! It looks like a great resource for email designers of any level 🤩 Can't wait to start learning more!
A comic-style ebook for email design sounds refreshing! 🚀 Do you have plans to expand this into a series or cover other design areas?
@narendra_solanki Yes, already done a series on the design which is this one. Also, planning a series on Email Automation for Newbies.
Design-wise, this might be one of the best inspirations I have seen lately, even though I am not counting myself as a beginner anymore. Thank you, also this came at a really good timing as I am looking to create a more appealing look for my own product's transactional e-mail templates!
Interactive emails are always trendy. This app is certainly going to win hearts. I have a question, though. Can we integrate it with other apps? Also, can we use these as posters or other formats on platforms like LinkedIn and social apps?
@josephine912 Yeah you can integrate Mailmodo with other apps. And yes, you can use this on LI and other socials with due credits.
@arshaq_ahmed Go to the link and there are download options as well as you can bookmark the page. .You can also try Mailmodo, the ESP to see if that helps.
Subject: Email Design for Newbies: Tips and Tricks
Dear [Recipient's Name],
Are you new to email design and looking to create eye-catching, effective emails that engage your audience? Look no further! We've put together a brief guide to help you get started with email design.
1. Keep it Simple:
Start with a clean and uncluttered design. Simple, uncluttered layouts are more effective at grabbing readers' attention and delivering your message.
2. Mobile-Friendly Design:
Most people check their emails on mobile devices. Ensure your emails are responsive and look great on both desktop and mobile screens.
3. Choose the Right Font:
Select easy-to-read fonts and maintain a consistent font style throughout your email. Two fonts (one for headings, one for body text) are usually sufficient.
4. Use Eye-Catching Images:
Incorporate relevant, high-quality images to complement your content. Ensure your images are properly sized to load quickly.
5. Color Scheme:
Stick to a color scheme that matches your brand. Use colors that convey your message effectively and create a harmonious design.
6. Call-to-Action (CTA):
Make your CTA button prominent and compelling. Use action-oriented language to encourage clicks.
7. Personalization:
Address your recipients by their first name, if possible. Personalization can increase engagement.
8. Preheader Text:
Craft a compelling preheader text. This snippet gives readers a preview of your email's content and can entice them to open it.
9. A/B Testing:
Experiment with different designs, subject lines, and CTAs. A/B testing helps you identify what works best for your audience.
10. Responsive Layout:
Ensure that your email adapts to various screen sizes. Test your email on different devices and email clients.
11. White Space:
Don't overcrowd your email. White space helps in better content digestion and readability.
Mailmodo