What works better in your newsletters or when you mail out??
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html with text. Always give the option.
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also looks alot more better, and easy to read and understandOriginally posted by Tala
html with text. Always give the option.
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Personally I have HTML off in my email reader, if I want HTML I'll read a website.
If you can, it would be better to put both, if the reader has HTML switched off, the person can still read the contents of your email.Comment
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Good trick:
Put a text version in an html comment at the top, then the HTML version below, after closing the comment.Comment
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How about some example code ddent?Originally posted by ddent
Good trick:
Put a text version in an html comment at the top, then the HTML version below, after closing the comment.No sig = good sig
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Header
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I'm just wondering what will give overall better performance. I'm running a test today. HTML has always done me well, but I haven't given text a chance for the past 2 years.
I'll have plain Text results in shortly.Comment
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Oh yes! Don?t forget? NO CSS in Newsletters. Most online e-mail services filter those out.Comment
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