Set the height and width of images in emails
In my series of demonstrating what not to do in email marketing, the next victim is CrackBerry. I love ‘em. I go there weekly but this is basic stuff. I have to share.
Takeaways:
1) Set the height and width of images in emails and get your message seen.
2) To allow for the auto-preview in Outlook, don’t lead with an image as seen here and eek out another bit of response by showing actionable text instead of <img src=”…>
Here it is with images enabled:
Almost there. Nice mix of text and images but the offers were pushed off the screen by a simple mistake.
Related posts:
- Victim #4: Send me relevant emails
- Victim #3: Heard of auto-preview in Outlook?
- HEY. Emails don’t perform with images disabled.
- Move Compelling Content Up And Graphics Down To Win At Email
Posted: April 14th, 2010
at 3:20pm by Rob Van Slyke
Tagged with Email Design, Email Optimization, email rendering, improve email response rates
Categories: #FAIL
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