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Do you agree? Do you think there is anything else that can be done to improve the texts of your emails? Leave your idea in the comments. Stefano Mini is a musher with a hobby of entrepreneurship, founder of Active Powered . When he is not busy traveling the world he is a business consultant, email marketing and marketing automation. Riccardo Esposito I am a freelance web writer. I have been writing online since , I specialized in drafting editorial plans for company blogs. I have written books dedicated to the world of blogging and online writing. Category Marketing comments on How to optimize emails for smartphones and tablets Nadia December , at .
pm Hi Stefano, can you also leave some advice on the subject for email Best budget GPS tracker price in Bangladesh from a smartphone? How should it be written and what is the right length? Always with a view to openness, I mean. Answers Stephen December , at .pm I like to keep the object short and punchy, in the tests I've done it generally comes out on top. words or characters and you're good to go. Also remember that on Gmail, the first line of text is in effect a second object, since it is displayed in the inbox next to the actual object. Answers Riccardo Esposito December , at Writing an email subject is an art, that's why you have to work hard with tests.
Short is better, but you always have to evaluate. For example, Stefano is it right to insert the words that interest you most first? A bit like what do you do with the title tag? Answers Stephen December , at I haven't found any advantages in putting the most interesting words first. At most, put the name at the beginning of the email, but even that shouldn't be used too much. More than anything, if I send several emails on the same topic for example in a launch, I use different angles. Like – – Curiosity organic visitors with… – Urgency ATTENTION expires at midnight! – Testimonial The best SEO course in the world! In short, a different emotion per object.
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