Paul Saltoff hat auf Clickz.com zusammengefasst, was E-Mail Marketer von der Bannergestaltung lernen können:
Few words. Craft a headline that gets your point across fast. The only way to achieve this is to cut the number of words you use; 6 to 10 is a good rule of thumb.
Simple words. Replace complicated words not everyone knows with simpler words everyone understands.
Short words. Long words take time to read. For almost every long word, there’s a short one that’s just as effective.
Big type. Make it easy to read your headline. Basic stuff, but I see too many small headlines that force people to spend extra time just trying to read them.
Dramatic graphics. A picture is worth a thousand words, so find graphics that enhance the headline and instantly convey your message.
Benefit-oriented copy. Features and specifications go in the body copy and supporting bullets. People want to know what’s in it for them. Tell them quickly, or your e-mail is history.
Call-to-action buttons. If you want customers to click to a landing page, use “click here” at exactly the point where it’s optimal to click.
One or two fonts. Multiple fonts make reading harder and don’t add anything to the message.
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