NetWits

FEBRUARY 7, 2012

Here’s how our messages showed up in iOS: And Gmail renders things similarly: This is no small matter. Campaign Monitor found that as of June 2011, iOS and Gmail accounted for up to 23% of email clients. So, that addresses what our readers saw when they received messages from us on their mobile devices or in Gmail.

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NetWits

APRIL 15, 2013

Gmail only displays the first 102KB of your message. The good news for nonprofits is that iPhones and iPads automatically download images by default (unlike most other email clients). So as mobile usage increases, your photos have a better chance of being seen. Make the most of them. Keep emails under 102KB. Shorten your subject lines.

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JUNE 6, 2011

Think about the websites you most visit: Facebook , Google’s Gmail , Calendars and Docs , Yahoo , Netflix , NYTimes , Friendster –what, you don’t use Friendster anymore? Well, my point is that all of these sites have user logins.

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NOVEMBER 11, 2010

Every major email reader (Outlook, gmail, yahoo, etc) can handle images just fine. Now, I firmly believe in keeping your email clean and free of unnecessary imagery (as well as unnecessary content), but going 100% plain text is a step in the wrong direction.

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