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Try to convince the companies that rely for a large part on e-marketing. Trust me, that are a lot of companies.
by jrnkntl 17y ago
Try to convince the companies that rely for a large part on e-marketing. Trust me, that are a lot of companies.
- Tichy 17y agoAre there studies that show HTML-mails work better for marketing? Not saying there aren't but would be interesting to know. They certainly don't work better for me, because usually they literally display nothing (since I have disabled loading of remote images).
- Jem 17y agoThey don't work for me either, but we're in a minority. The non-techies seem to love HTML email. My boss, even, receives all sorts of crappy offers and adverts and forwards them on to me to "check out the bargain!" We have clients that pay thousands of pounds a month for HTML newsletter services (not to us, at the moment). I like to assume they wouldn't be doing this if they didn't work. (Don't 'they' say that only one person has to click a spam mail for it to be worth sending - is this not more or less the same thing?)
- mtw 17y agoI'm a techie but I love threadless's HTML emails and newsletters (as well as Apple's, zip.ca etc.)