@Deborah, I had a quick look and can’t track down anything on the Campaign Monitor site about styling link text, but personally I’d say the same approach applies to links on the web. If it’s a link, make sure it looks like a clickable link to your recipients (underlined, and preferably contrasted to other text). Also, if you have an image that’s linked, be sure to provide a text alternative in case of image blocking.
@Alan, our current figures shows that Notes has around 2-4% of the overall market, but it’s use is much higher for business to business rather than business to consumer.
@Nicole, thanks, glad you found it useful. I talk a lot more about video in email including Flash and gif support in the video in email article I linked to.
Dave Greiner
@Deborah, I had a quick look and can’t track down anything on the Campaign Monitor site about styling link text, but personally I’d say the same approach applies to links on the web. If it’s a link, make sure it looks like a clickable link to your recipients (underlined, and preferably contrasted to other text). Also, if you have an image that’s linked, be sure to provide a text alternative in case of image blocking.
@Alan, our current figures shows that Notes has around 2-4% of the overall market, but it’s use is much higher for business to business rather than business to consumer.
@Nicole, thanks, glad you found it useful. I talk a lot more about video in email including Flash and gif support in the video in email article I linked to.