If you send out an e-mail newsletter (or even use e-mail for client communications), check out these Seven E-mail Landmines. One tip that’s made me rethink my e-mails is this one:
The top 145-200 pixels of an email’s height are the most critical. Key information to include above the fold:
- Company logo and link to the home page
- The main call to action, plus a link to act on that call
- A visual that enhances the brand image
- A headline that encourages readers to read the rest of the message
From a design perspective, the most common mistake is to clutter this section with graphics. If stripped out or blocked, they negatively affect your message.





Yes, but what if you’re dealing with people that get violently angry if you’re using anything but plain ASCII?? :)