Top Designs for November
1. Candy Kittens
SL: Okay, youâre in đ
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Copy. The welcome email is your customers first interaction with your brand, so itâs key to make that first impression count. This email is a great example of how to talk to customers in a friendly and welcoming way. Sometimes you donât need to spend the time creating a bells and whistles design, the right copy can go a long way.
2. All Trails
SL: đ„ Go big: Our Cyber Sale starts now
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Animation and imagery. A simple yet beautiful email design here, using a striking hero image to guide the reader down to the content nicely from the start. Then upon scrolling theyâve included a great explanational GIF to support the content, with clear and directional CTAâs throughout the full email.
3. Furbo
SL: â° Black Friday Sale starts NOW! Save 50% on Furbo đ
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Strategy. When sending promotional emails itâs important to ensure the offer is obvious and the steps to redemption are clear. This email is a great example of how to make the journey easy for the customer, with the promotion and code being the first thing you see upon open. Finishing the email with a positive customer review is also a lovely touch!
4. Disney
SL: 10 of the best Disney presents đ
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Interactivity. This is a perfect example of how to use interactive design to bring an email to life. Paired with some simple animation, Disney have included email hotspots as a way of hiding extra content for the reader. This is a great way of how to include product information without the email feeling cluttered or too lengthy.
5. Hello Party
SL: Fancy an early Christmas pressie? đ
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Humour. A different approach to Black Friday here! With a lighthearted fun animation, consisting of a cat and cake⊠whatâs not to love?!
Design. The clear separation between modules is a nice touch, giving each piece of content room to breath. Partnered with the on-brand colours and detailed illustrations giving the email a lovely personal touch.
Bex Highfield
Marketing strategist