Email design is a mix of art and science. You can have the best email body copy ever written, but if your design and layout don’t support it, it can still flop. I know. I’ve been focused on email marketing for more than 20 years, and I’ve seen the good, the bad, and the ugly in email design.
This post is a part of Made @ HubSpot, an internal thought leadership series through which we extract lessons from experiments conducted by our very own HubSpotters.
Cliché: A picture is worth a thousand words.
Nowadays, Facebook is one of the top platforms for digital advertising — in fact, 93% of social media advertisers use Facebook ads on a regular basis.
As most people sit down to watch the Primetime Emmys on September 22, they might be rooting for their favorite shows or actors to take home the coveted award.
But, as a marketing blogger, one of the categories I’ll be paying attention to this year is “Outstanding Commercial.”
I recently bought a new laptop. Before deciding which one was right for me, I read through a number of online reviews to ensure I was making an informed decision. Once I narrowed my search down to a couple of models, I visited the store to examine specs in person before committing.
I distinctly remember being told by a manager that my goals during a mid-year performance review were too broad and open-ended. This was the push I needed to learn how to write SMART goals.
The way businesses operate has changed — drastically.
A Twitter chat, or TweetChat, is a virtual meeting or gathering of people on Twitter to discuss a common topic.
Choosing a new place to live can be tricky. Whether you’re a new college graduate, buying your first house, or just short on cash, affordability is crucial when considering a location.
It’s getting difficult for marketers to ignore the popularity and influence of TikTok. Brands on TikTok are reaching younger audiences, increasing brand awareness, and going viral — all by leveraging the power of short-form video.
