I’m so happy you found this, Casey. By when will you get your next email out?
]]>Try it on your phone – send a test email in various fonts and discover what you are comfy with. It might be smaller font size for your purposes, but for some it’s perfect.
I guess I am thinking of quick “announcement” style emails where there is not a lot of verbiage. Like a single screen or maybe a screen and a half – which gets a quick message and a simple CTA under someones nose (and thumb) quickly and sends them to a blog or landing page to get the full story. Thinking about YOUR style and the kinds of communicating you do in your emails, I can see where it would not be as applicable.
Diane: Patricia (below) likes Mad Mimi. I’d say most of my clients use MailChimp. Mckenna uses Constant Contact.
Check this out:
http://email-marketing-service-review.toptenreviews.com/
Be sure to go to both pages of reviews.
I’m so happy you shared the link, Mary.
Yes, everyone knows what a newsletter is, but do they WANT more newsletters? That’s the tricky question.
You’re a terrific helper, Mckenna. As always.
]]>18 point font, Mckenna? I don’t think I could manage that. Why do you say this? Seems excessive.
]]>Thanks, Felice. I love that you keep things relaxed. I need to do more of that. 🙂
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