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Other organizations send your subscribers dozens of email a day; many of which get sent directly to the junk folder or, if they are lucky enough to land in the inbox, don’t drive conversions.  \nAs a health and wellness publisher, you rely heavily on subscribers engaging with your email campaigns. For your emails to land in your subscribers’ inbox and get results, your email needs to be formatted correctly and well-designed.  \nThis guide illustrates what to do and what not to do when crafting your email newsletters.  \nEmail Newsletter Design Dos and Don’ts for Publishers  \nHighlighted below are common mistakes that health and wellness publishers make when constructing an email campaign. Designing an email with these elements will hinder the performance of your newsletter.  \n1. Large header and splash image at top of design only serves to push content down.  \n2. Email recipients can be overwhelmed by too much content.  \n4. No obvious organization of the content to guide the reader.  \n3. Text-heavy content isn’t easily readable.  \n5. Call To Action is below the fold and recipients may never see it.  \nEmail Newsletter Design Dos and Don’ts for Publishers  \nThe design below is more likely to catch the attention of your subscribers and increase clickthroughs. Improve the overall appearance of your email by incorporating these easy to follow solutions.  \n1. Replaced splash image with title and informational text to engage readers immediately.  \n2. Provided teaser copy to catch reader’s interest and added “read more”  \nlinks.  \n4. Organized content into two columns with clear section headers to increase readability.  \n3. Added an image to break up long content and engage readers.  \n5. Moved Call To Action to a higher, more prominent position to increase clickthroughs.  \nEmail Newsletter Design Dos and Don’ts for Publishers  \nBroken links, inconsistent content and bad design elements make your email look unprofessional. Avoid the common design and copy mistakes shown below.  \n1. Broken images make your newsletter appear unprofessional and incomplete.  \n3. Lack of Alt text prohibits readers from knowing what is supposed to be contained in images that fail to display.  \n4. Making use of font and link colors that do not have enough contrast against the background of the email decreases its readability.  \n2. Covering too many topics within one email does not allow for concise information to be conveyed to recipients.  \nEmail Newsletter Design Dos and Don’ts for Publishers  \nCarefully planning your email campaigns and testing them before deployment will guarantee that your organization looks professional every time you communicate with your subscribers.  \n1. Used correct URLsand tested the campaign prior to deployment, ensuring images rendered properly when subscribers opened the email message.  \n3. Included descriptive“alt text” for every image used in the newsletter, giving readers a reason to download images if, by default, they are not set to display.  \n2. Used subheadings and short paragraphs to highlight key topics.  \n4. Selected suitable font and link colors, improving the ease with which entire message can be read.  \nEmail Newsletter Design Dos and Don’ts for Publishers  \nNot only do the mistakes illustrated below make your email difficult for subscribers to read, they are likely to get it caught in spam traps or sent immediately to the junk folder.  \n1. Entire email is one large image which can trigger spam traps.  \n2. Text is embedded into the image andwill not display if images are disabled by default, limiting the number of subscribers that will see the message.  \n3. 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