Pro Tips for Getting More Opens and Clicks on Mobile

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Keep It Short and Concise
Reading Emails on Mobile
Everything gets scrunched up on a mobile device.

You don't want people to have to wade through oodles of bunched up text.

Get in, present the call to action, and get out.

This applies to writing the best subject lines too.

2. Test, Test and Test Again
Make sure you are testing out what your emails look like on various devices.

Is the subject line readable on one line?

Does the main content flow easily?

Can you see everything properly without mexico number data having to zoom in?


3. How to Make Your Layout Mobile-Friendly
Here's some pro tips for you, if you decide to create a more graphical and HTML-intensive, email template;

Stick to a single-column layout
Don't go wider than 640 pixels (otherwise you risk things going off-screen or looking whack when they get auto-resized)
Consider hiding content which just is not going to work on mobile
Remember the minimum font size on Apple iPhone is 13 pixels (so if you go smaller, it will get scaled up and could break your layout or design)

Conclusion
You now know the importance of making your emails mobile-friendly, and how to do it.

As more and more people use their mobile device to check their email and make purchases online, it's important you embrace this growing-trend.

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