What's your #1 email design tip?

[Champion]

The idea of email design might make you think you need a web designer to help you create and design beautiful emails. And if you have someone to help you create the design, that’s great, but if you don’t, you aren’t out of luck. What's your #1 email design tip to better engage your audience?

*To learn more about this, check out the Outlining the Design of Your Marketing Emails lesson via HubSpot Academy. 

[RScott123]

Don't overcomplicate it. Keep it neat and simple and to the point and interactive when needed. 

[MZCoaching]

Simple, engaging, welcome emails. I have some good templates.

[SO7]

Simple and relatable 

[pingpong]

Subject line that catches reader's attention with personalized messaging with image and clear CTA that have consistent content outline. 

[Mutiat]

Personalize when needed and proofreading.

[SOiro]

My number 1 email design tip

Personalized email with an image and a good AIDA framework.

[SParure]

Use a great image and fewer words. Let the graphics command some of the focus so that your copy will look human and relatable.

[FDew]

My #1 design tip is white space and a consistent design theme.

[BDande]

infographic, or graphic and attractive content

[Vanessa1994]

Graphics, smart headline, images

[GuillermoLoaiza]

My number 01 email design tip would be: "give value in base to the context, goal, and the simplicity principle"

[WRollins]

Combination of graphics, information and informative CTAs that lead the receiver.

[Bestival]

Personalized, simple, clarify, CTA and post-script

[Soar]

Personal, concise, clear CTA

[jlorenzo2378]

Design Tip:  Current main focus will be to design specifically for mobile users, THEN laptop

1. Start with company logo, and warm greeting
2. provide content with value while designing in CTA
3. wrap up image to show end of email
4. ALL FOOTER INFORMATION

[MUgwuja]

My most important email tips are Simple, Concise attractive and mind capturing.

When these are in place, the customer has no doubt of going to the CTA button 

[CChan2]

simple, short, clear, and actionable.

[CVento]

Short, sweet, and to the point!

[EUgwuejim]

My number one email design tip is......

It must be clean,you can make it simple (it is a choice) and you need to have a good CTA also where to place it.

[RCanadaJr]

In my understanding, you can make your email simple and way more engaging. Put in mind that you are gaining their trust. So, for you to make a successful email design first, you need to put up your brand, make a personalized token, provide visual cues, must have a clear objective. and  lastly a clean CTA.

[HSalawu3]

• Make it simple and easy to read as possible
• Have a distinguished and clear CTA
• Be consistent with the experience you create