Some of us seem to be born with a naturally spontaneous disposition while others of us can’t eat lunch or take a bathroom break unless it is on our calendar. Whether we were born with innate spontaneity or not, we marketers need to learn to be spontaneous once in a while and to be prepared [...]
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Plan Now, Succeed Later: The Why of Email Marketing Part IV
February 13, 2012
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Originally published in the January 2012 Edition of Thoughtspot . We’ve broken the article down into 4 parts to allow us to focus on one email type per post. Click here to read the post on Newsletters, click here to learn more about Promotions, and check out Invitations here. By the way, we’d love to [...]
Read more Plan Now, Succeed Later: The Why of Email Marketing Part III
February 8, 2012
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Originally published in the January 2012 Edition of Thoughtspot . We’ve broken the article down into 4 parts to allow us to focus on one email type per post. Click here to read the post on Newsletters or click here to learn more about Promotions. Invitation What is it: Email is an excellent medium to extend [...]
Read more Plan Now, Succeed Later: The Why of Email Marketing Part II
February 6, 2012
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Originally published in the January 2012 Edition of Thoughtspot . We’ve broken the article down into 4 parts to allow us to focus on one email type per post. Click here to read last week’s post on Newsletters. Promotion What is it: Email promotions are targeted emails that highlight a specific product, general sale, tell [...]
Read more FAQ Friday: Roundup of Helpful How-Tos
February 3, 2012
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Our team is constantly hard at work researching, learning, and living in the email and marketing world. Today we’ve rounded up some of the most helpful content we have generated that will surely fill some of your marketing needs. While we are on the subject of marketing needs, we’d LOVE to hear from you. Take a moment [...]
Read more Plan Now, Succeed Later: The Why of Email Marketing Part I
February 1, 2012
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Originally published in the January 2012 Edition of Thoughtspot . We’ve broken the article down into 4 parts to allow us to focus on one email type per post. Bestselling author Alan Lakein once said, “Planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.” We all start [...]
Read moreBright Peak Featured Project: EVERYTHING HR Basic Email Template
January 13, 2012
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Bright Peak recently worked with EVERYTHING HR to create a beautiful and functional template. Read on! What was EVERYTHING HR looking for? EVERYTHING HR wanted an email newsletter template to use with the Swiftpage Basic Editor. Looking to update their current newsletter, Bright Peak updated their current look with a redesign to match their website and [...]
Read more FAQ Friday: What size are Swiftpage email templates?
January 13, 2012
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Some of the most common questions we get here at Swiftpage are about template size and specs. Below are some guidelines to keep in mind when you are creating and editing your Swiftpage email templates. Basic Email Templates Total width of the template: 600 pixels Header size: 600 pixels wide, 72DPI, no more than a [...]
Read moreThe Future of Email Marketing: 6 Powerful Resolutions for 2012 Success
December 19, 2011
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Originally published in the December 2011 Thoughtspot Newsletter. At this time of year, we all just want to make it through the holiday season. We are often so caught up in the now that we forget the New Year is beckoning. The reality is, now is the time to start planning for your email marketing [...]
Read moreMeet and Greet: Front Range Christian School
December 7, 2011
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Front Range Christian School provides quality Christian education to Denver area families. They place a high value on educational excellence and deeply value partnering with families to raise kids who are well rounded spiritually, intellectually and physically. Learn more about FRCS >> We asked Jeff Haanen, Director of Admissions, to tell us how Front Range uses Swiftpage to [...]
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