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Shorter e-mails, more information, better SEO

Published on September 20, 2011 by David Castillo   ·   No Comments

Shorter is better. That’s the approach when it comes to e-mail marketing campaigns.

According to studies, e-mail recipients respond better to short, concise, and informative content. Longer text tends to discourage the reader from reading the whole piece. Most people on the net want fast and good information.

The key to short content is good information. To ensure conversion, it has to have all the necessary information. An ideal combination of information and calls to action will surely compel the user’s interest.

Majority of search engine optimization campaigns use e-mail marketing. It gives the campaign an additional dimension of engagement.

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