One thing I appreciate is a well designed email that presents a well defined message and is easy on the reader’s eyes. I get a plethora of emails each day, most of which I quickly scan and delete (I should probably unsubscribe from several).
All is not doom and gloom though, because there is one that stands out from the crowd on a daily basis, and it comes from the furniture company West Elm (Seen below).
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It’s interesting how the psyche works when it comes to emails. I’m interested in what West Elm has to offer, and their daily emails don’t bother me.
On the other hand, a bulk of the emails that tend to get on my nerves are marketing/PR related, which is something I’m also interested in… yet many of them annoy me to no end. Maybe it’s a combination of the sales pitch and terrible design… or the fact that there always seems to be a catch with the “free” content.
The email from West Elm clearly states the message at the top, and then provides a visual, and it’s like this in almost every email. In addition, I like how they’ve included their sites navigation in the email just in case I want to jump to a particular section of their Web site.
Email campaigns are typically inexpensive in the grand scheme of things, but having a poorly designed email could cost you by having an increased unscubscribe rate.
Do any particular email campaigns stand out to you?
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