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August 20, 2016
Email Newsletters: Greatest Examples of Email Copywriting
The ability to create an effective copy for email newsletters is crucial for boosting your business in any industry. Original email can speak volumes, especially, if you are an online retailer.
Good copy can help to give life to your brand and differentiate it from your competitors.
"The best way to have a good idea is to have a lot of ideas."Dr. Linus Pauling
That's why we've collected some of the best examples of email copywriting from the eCommerce world that may inspire you as well. So, if you are in need of a lightbulb moment take a look at the greatest newsletters examples ever!
The copy in this email from Offerman Wood Shop really uses language to paint a picture of a rustic, sophisticated feel. It is completely consistent with the branding, products, design, and audience.
Do you think that a copy of an ordinary product can't be engaging? You can always use some light-hearted humor to inject some personality into your copywriting, like what Woot Woot Shop did with this container:
Draw attention to your copy with highlighting, use of color, and arrows. Though these may remind you of loud, screaming sales pages, if you use it carefully, it can be effective.
Great copy should fit your content. This piece brings out the high-end artistic feeling, with not only the words but also the font and selective spacing.
Copy should be consistent with design. This old Western "poster" style fits wonderfully with the copy.
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