“Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens...” We all know that song. (And unfortunately it is probably stuck in your head now.) We’re dedicating this blog post to one of our “favorite things,” Email Marketing.
We asked around the office what newsletters our employees love to read and why and here is what they had to say:
Jonathan Morris: “I really enjoy Wormy Dog Saloon’s newsletter. The content is always easy to read and something I want to read about. The lingo is fun and that really helps to highlight and capture the atmosphere of the Oklahoma venue. The subject lines have been catchy and their header at the top is superb. They also include pictures of previous concerts which are fun to look through. They embed videos of upcoming shows as well. It’s an easy and convenient place to hear news about the venue and to find out about an artist. If people like what they hear from the newsletter, it can attract an audience to the venue.”
Andrea Sign: “Kayak’s newsletter is my favorite newsletter to receive. Their newsletters are very informative and set up nicely. At the top of the newsletter, they have an “In This Issue” section which I think is helpful for the reader to see what is inside. They offer links that are accurately tied into all of their content.”
Nealy Mincher: “My favorite newsletter is Thrilllist. Although there is a new email everyday, it always highlights a really cool place in Dallas that sounds like a place I want to visit. They put videos and pictures in their emails too, which makes it really fun and engaging. The newsletter is really organized so I’m not reading randomly all over the page to try and find what I’m looking for. Also, since I’ll be moving out to Dallas in the future, it keeps me updated on the hip places to go to so I can become more familiar with the city.”
Have you thought about utilizing email marketing for your business?
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