Crack the Code: How to Design Emails People Want to Read

In 2011, an international team came together to try and decipher a manuscript written almost 300 years earlier. The document was penned in the 1730’s and contained 105 pages covered in Roman letters, mathematical symbols, shapes, and unrecognizable runes. There were no spaces to indicate word breaks. No previously known documents matched the style of … Continue reading Crack the Code: How to Design Emails People Want to Read

How to Keep Your Email Out of the Junk Yard

Since January 1st, I have received more than 3,400 emails that have been classified as “junk.” That means every day, my email account automatically detects and quarantines somewhere in the neighborhood of 40 undesirable messages. And that doesn’t count the SPAM that slips by the filter or is caught by my ISP before it ever … Continue reading How to Keep Your Email Out of the Junk Yard