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CRM
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RC
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Salutation
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Body
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Reservation Details
- Confirmation Number
- Guest Name
- Arrival Date
- Departure Date
- Room Type
- Package
- Nightly Rate
- Disclaimer
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Policies
- Credit/Debit Card Policy
- Cancellation Policy
- Check-In Time
- Check-Out TIme
- Parking Charges
- Room Tax
- Additional Information
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Contact Information
- Main Number
- Reservations Number
- Concierge Number
- Hotel Website
- Conclusion
- Complimentary Close
- Signature
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PSM
- Salutation
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Body
- Preferences
- Information
- CTA
- Offer
- Conclusion
- Complimentary Close
- Signature
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CANCEL
- Salutation
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Body
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Cancellation Details
- Confirmation Number
- Guest Name
- Arrival Date
- Departure Date
- Cancellation Date
- Cancellation Number
- Tell Us WHy
- Conclusion
- Complimentary Close
- Signature
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TYN
- Salutation
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Body
- Feedback
- Conclusion
- Complimentary Close
- Signature
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- Alternatives
- Modular Design
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Resources
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Responsive Email Design
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mobile devices (100)
- Well, that’s the problem that faces millions of email newsletters received on mobile devices, everyday.
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email clients (56)
- As you may know, not all email clients were made equal - even on the same device, how an HTML email displays can vary radically from inbox to inbox.
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layout (45)
- While an email newsletter can look superb in the inbox, when squeezed onto a small screen, it can become absolutely unusable, with small fonts, narrow columns and broken layouts being common issues.
- In this guide, we’ll look at a couple of ways you can improve the mobile email experience, from the use of media queries when coding up responsive layouts, to more advanced techniques.
- Keep this in mind when styling text, because anything smaller will be upscaled and could break your layout.
- We have a detailed blog post that goes into the mechanics of fleshing out fluid layouts for HTML email and in the next chapter, will touch on how fluid-width images can be used effectively in your newsletters.
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techniques (38)
- In this guide, we'll look at why designing for mobile has become a necessary skill for email designers, cover the fundamentals of designing and building a mobile-friendly email and back it all up with some neat tips and techniques.
- In this guide, we’ll look at a couple of ways you can improve the mobile email experience, from the use of media queries when coding up responsive layouts, to more advanced techniques.
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email newsletter (34)
- While an email newsletter can look superb in the inbox, when squeezed onto a small screen, it can become absolutely unusable, with small fonts, narrow columns and broken layouts being common issues.
- Well, that’s the problem that faces millions of email newsletters received on mobile devices, everyday.
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media queries (30)
- In this guide, we’ll look at a couple of ways you can improve the mobile email experience, from the use of media queries when coding up responsive layouts, to more advanced techniques.
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images (28)
- We have a detailed blog post that goes into the mechanics of fleshing out fluid layouts for HTML email and in the next chapter, will touch on how fluid-width images can be used effectively in your newsletters.
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iPhone (27)
- Thankfully, the iPhone and other Apple iOS devices can not only boast of near trouble-free email rendering, but also account for a large percentage of mobile email opens, too.
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email design (23)
- In this guide, we'll look at why designing for mobile has become a necessary skill for email designers, cover the fundamentals of designing and building a mobile-friendly email and back it all up with some neat tips and techniques.
- Many thanks to Style Campaign for their ongoing help with testing many of the above devices - their blog is recommended reading when it comes to mobile email design.
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campaigns (21)
- If you would like to try applying this technique to your own email campaigns, feel free to view the sample code on Github and adapt it for your own campaigns.
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Summary
- Well, that’s the problem that faces millions of email newsletters received on mobile devices, everyday.
- As you may know, not all email clients were made equal - even on the same device, how an HTML email displays can vary radically from inbox to inbox.
- While an email newsletter can look superb in the inbox, when squeezed onto a small screen, it can become absolutely unusable, with small fonts, narrow columns and broken layouts being common issues.
- In this guide, we’ll look at a couple of ways you can improve the mobile email experience, from the use of media queries when coding up responsive layouts, to more advanced techniques.
- Keep this in mind when styling text, because anything smaller will be upscaled and could break your layout.
- We have a detailed blog post that goes into the mechanics of fleshing out fluid layouts for HTML email and in the next chapter, will touch on how fluid-width images can be used effectively in your newsletters.
- In this guide, we'll look at why designing for mobile has become a necessary skill for email designers, cover the fundamentals of designing and building a mobile-friendly email and back it all up with some neat tips and techniques.
- Thankfully, the iPhone and other Apple iOS devices can not only boast of near trouble-free email rendering, but also account for a large percentage of mobile email opens, too.
- Many thanks to Style Campaign for their ongoing help with testing many of the above devices - their blog is recommended reading when it comes to mobile email design.
- If you would like to try applying this technique to your own email campaigns, feel free to view the sample code on Github and adapt it for your own campaigns.
- Email marketing trends
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Coding Your Emails
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email clients (100)
- Unfortunately, while that war was being fought, email clients like Outlook and Lotus Notes were apparently off hiding in the marketing department behind a very expensive beanbag chair, and were left behind.
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CSS (45)
- You’ve built a ton of websites, you can write HTML and CSS in your sleep, and you have a big poster on your wall of Jeffrey Zeldman.
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HTML email (42)
- Building an HTML email today will take you back to those heady times, although with rather less use of the <hr> tag.
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design (21)
- In the broader web design world, we’ve been through the browser wars where Netscape and Internet Explorer fought each other to introduce competing ways to code just about everything.
- This process can be quite a long one, but once you have a robust template in place it will be reused over and over for future campaigns, and can often be adapted to suit multiple designs.
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Outlook (20)
- Unfortunately, while that war was being fought, email clients like Outlook and Lotus Notes were apparently off hiding in the marketing department behind a very expensive beanbag chair, and were left behind.
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Campaign Monitor (18)
- Campaign Monitor and a variety of other email service providers will give you a report for each campaign, listing the email client for each subscriber where available.
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website (17)
- You’ve built a ton of websites, you can write HTML and CSS in your sleep, and you have a big poster on your wall of Jeffrey Zeldman.
- If you’ve been building websites for long enough to remember the glory days of GeoCities and Angelfire, you probably built your first websites using tables for layout.
- People go to your website by choice, typically: they go when they want to and with an understanding of what to expect.
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layout (15)
- If you’ve been building websites for long enough to remember the glory days of GeoCities and Angelfire, you probably built your first websites using tables for layout.
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Lotus Notes (15)
- Unfortunately, while that war was being fought, email clients like Outlook and Lotus Notes were apparently off hiding in the marketing department behind a very expensive beanbag chair, and were left behind.
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template (14)
- This process can be quite a long one, but once you have a robust template in place it will be reused over and over for future campaigns, and can often be adapted to suit multiple designs.
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Summary
- Unfortunately, while that war was being fought, email clients like Outlook and Lotus Notes were apparently off hiding in the marketing department behind a very expensive beanbag chair, and were left behind.
- You’ve built a ton of websites, you can write HTML and CSS in your sleep, and you have a big poster on your wall of Jeffrey Zeldman.
- Building an HTML email today will take you back to those heady times, although with rather less use of the <hr> tag.
- In the broader web design world, we’ve been through the browser wars where Netscape and Internet Explorer fought each other to introduce competing ways to code just about everything.
- This process can be quite a long one, but once you have a robust template in place it will be reused over and over for future campaigns, and can often be adapted to suit multiple designs.
- Campaign Monitor and a variety of other email service providers will give you a report for each campaign, listing the email client for each subscriber where available.
- If you’ve been building websites for long enough to remember the glory days of GeoCities and Angelfire, you probably built your first websites using tables for layout.
- People go to your website by choice, typically: they go when they want to and with an understanding of what to expect.
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Middle Mail
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template (100)
- Middleman project template for building ExactTarget Email Templates.
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
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Middleman (75)
- Middleman project template for building ExactTarget Email Templates.
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
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responsive email framework (50)
- MiddleMail is a responsive email framework built with a modern workflow in mind.
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Ampscript files (25)
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
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responsive template consisting (25)
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
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modular responsive template (25)
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
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building ExactTarget email (25)
- Middleman project template for building ExactTarget Email Templates.
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Middleman project template (25)
- Middleman project template for building ExactTarget Email Templates.
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- Middleman project template for building ExactTarget Email Templates.
- On build Middleman will automatically generate a modular responsive template consisting of Template, Saved Content Areas, and Ampscript files.
- MiddleMail is a responsive email framework built with a modern workflow in mind.
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