Looking at some of the finer details can make real improvements to the effectiveness of a message. This month we take a look at EXHAUSTO, and see how going that extra mile can provide you with more clientele.

Lead designer at Pure360, Ash Richards, gives EXHAUSTO a quarterly checkup.

Travelbound provide exciting holidays for schools and students alike. Their desire to add this excitement and sense of adventure to the email marketing lead them to the creative team at pure360.com.

Andy Parker, html - email designer at Pure360 takes us through the process of creating an email template which stays on-brand and makes email truly interactive.

Think about it. There’s only ONE reason you’re sending out your email and that’s to get a response.

Here are 5 sure-fire ways to ensure people start clicking on those emails – all of which are so easy, a child could do it!

Ash Richards, head of the design team at Pure360.com talks us through the design process behind Moda in Pelle's email newsletter. From design proofing to finished template we get the full insight into what goes on during the creative process of html email design.

Yukka.co.uk is a boutique online retailer specialising in urban clothing labels. Their monthly email newsletters promote new, limited edition and exclusive labels, aiming to increase traffic to their site and generate sales.

This kind of acquisition campaign email requires clear messaging that taps into the key needs of the target audience. However, with a lack of focus and with vital information hard to find, are readers being left cold?

Current Design

In past issues we've learned how to put together amazing articles for email marketing newsletters, so I'm not going to go over old ground. I'm assuming you already have a strong array of article ideas along with photos.

Now you just need to write it up in an engaging format to suit your email marketing. Here are my top ten tips for writing awesome articles.

As a global provider of electronic components and industrial products R S Components faces the challenge of engaging a varied and widespread audience with its email communications.

Creative Leisure Systems provides a range of stimulating child entertainment products aimed at businesses whose customers often have toddlers with them.

In this month’s email clinic we're reviewing three successful campaigns from 2007, looking at why they represent great examples of best practice.

Each campaign has been thoughtfully and accurately targeted to its audience in both design and content. They send a clear message, serve a useful purpose and importantly, provide something of value to the recipient.

At the risk of repetition it’s worth pointing out that each email includes the key details that form the basis of a legally compliant marketing email – the all-important, clearly visible unsubscribe link and company registration number.