Mere weeks stand between us and Black Friday, and it’s time to plan, write, and schedule your Black Friday email campaigns for this season. The tradition of the biggest shopping event on- and offline stretches back to the 1950s, and it officially marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. Followed by Cyber Monday, the…
The 4th of July is one of America’s most important holidays, and it’s a great opportunity to reach out to your email marketing subscribers. It’s the biggest national holiday in the country, signifying celebration and gathering. People are more likely to check their inboxes, expecting holiday email campaigns. Many people use the weekend for shopping…
An Easter email campaign is a unique opportunity to connect with your audience. Think of it as adding a dash of spring to your marketing mix to brighten up your email marketing subscribers’ inboxes with colors, creativity, and cheer. As the flowers bloom and Easter approaches, it’s the perfect time to give your email marketing…
Creating an effective Saint Patrick’s Day email subject line takes more than just sprinkling your messages with playful words about luck, rainbows, and shamrocks. You need to make those elements resonate with your brand’s unique voice and the audience’s festive spirit. Finding that perfect blend of celebration and authenticity can sometimes feel like searching for…
Valentine’s Day email is an excellent opportunity to connect and deepen the bond with your email subscribers, but also the chance to get a share of that holiday revenue. You want to celebrate love with your subscribers, so you decide to add a little emoji, a red heart, at the bottom of your newsletter for…
You’re sitting at your desk, surrounded by notes and previous year’s reports, trying to conjure up the perfect email subject line for this year’s Valentine’s Day email campaign. The clock is ticking, and the calendar page on February 14th looms closer. But every idea you come up with feels like something you’ve already seen or…