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This does seem likely and has interesting implications for outbound sales motions. In my eyes there is a lot of structural change that's going to happen for businesses and distribution is going to become significantly more important.
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg
I think cold email is going to die.
Every email inbox will have an agent gatekeeper soon, and the only way through will be a warm intro or being interesting enough that the agent decides you're worth its person's time.
Next newsletter goes out shortly—Factorio's UI, The Psychology of Money, A Fake Socialite Scams Hotels, Banks and Airlines
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My newsletter, Keeping Tabs, goes out this afternoon. If you've ever wanted to know what's in my browser, this is your chance.
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Sending out the first newsletter in a while tomorrow. It includes a bit of commentary on design, philosophy and arguing with people on the internet. Might be worth a read.
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I purchased a TV from @VIZIO six months ago. Why do they keep sending me emails advertising TVs?
Week after week Quora's digest continues to be among the best emails I receive.
Come on. @VIZIO you're better than sending me email advertisements for the TV I just purchased.
No surprise @MailChimp is sending some sweet looking emails.
Fantastic idea. Really Good Emails, but with an emphasis on copy. goodemailcopy.com
The @nounproject has some boss email designs. That is all.
More @dribbble email shots dribbble.com
So, it's been a while since I've posted anything on @dribbble. Here's an email I recently designed. dribbble.com
Very cool way to hack @telescopeapp to create an email digest. buff.ly
@CustomerIO Found another bug—events being sent don't work in A/B tests. They work fine for A, but error for B.
@CustomerIO I'm unable to preview or test any new emails that I create. Looks like the tabs aren't working. Any idea what's wrong?
Great thoughts—Twitter's approach to email buff.ly
Props to @notdetails for sending honest emails.
A clever hack, but I cannot see any real use case—How to Code A Live Dynamic Twitter Feed in HTML Email litmus.com
You know what? @MailChimp has the best gorilla marketing.
MailChimp's value proposition from 2002 to present. imgur.com
@ZURBink Hey, is there a solution to the right border clipping on mobile?
Does anybody know of a newsletter directory?
table, td, tr, table, td, tr—my life building email templates.
This is a really good guide to transactional emails for anybody, not just startups. github.com
Centering content in HTML emails...
Clients are converting to @MailChimp. I consider myself a chief advocate.
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Dear valued customer, we value you enough to add an extra adjective, but not enough to use your actual name.
Interesting, Mailchimp checks for bot signups by placing a form field 5,000px offscreen. If it is submitted, then a bot filled it out.
May edition of RSG Insights—The value of Facebook as organic reaches zero, anatomy of a casino website, and more eepurl.com
Interesting concept using inactive email subscribers for expiriments—Expiriments with @MailChimp Quarterly Newsletter mailchimp.com
Submitted my email for an inquiry about a product API, proceeded to receive marketing emails every morning...
Really Good Emails—Some of these designs are incredibly good. reallygoodemails.com
We just launched a pretty cool newsletter if you're looking for a read about technology advertising and casinos. eepurl.com
There's still time to subscribe before the next edition of Signal Tower comes out! eepurl.com
Integrating your mailing lists with Twitter. blog.mailchimp.com
Interesting, undercurrent.com has their newsletter open rate below the signup.
Thanks for the retweet @aarron As a founder and an Atlanta native. I love what you all do at MailChimp.
If I didn't sign up for your email, won't just report you as spam. I'll file a complaint with MailChimp or your provider.
Dear Email Marketers,
If you hide your unsubscribe link I'll mark you as spam. That will get you out of my inbox.
Building emails, coding like it is 1999.
There is a startup idea here. Filters for PR spam emails—Swatting at a Swarm of Public Relations Spam buff.ly
