

Just like a good movie trailer, your subject line needs to be either interesting, entertaining, or engaging, and provide enough information to convince your recipients to open up your email. And if you don’t want to start from scratch, you can just use one of our free email templates and customize them to fit your brand seamlessly! If you’d rather see the email creator in action first, just follow our quick video tutorial at the bottom of this post. Want to build beautiful emails? Check out the new GetResponse Email Creator and see how easy it can be. Team/Community/Crew – GetResponse Team.

Here are some of the popular patterns you could follow (with examples): There are several ways to construct your sender name. Provided that your subscribers have positive experiences with your brand, they’ll be more prone to open messages with your sender name next to it. The sender name also has the power to reinforce your subject line and preheader, therefore, increasing your email open rates.įor this to happen your sender name needs to be recognizable and trustworthy, and it absolutely cannot be deceptive.

The primary goal of the sender name email field is to inform the recipient of who the message came from. To help you better visualize each element, we’ll be using this email template we created for our imaginary content creators newsletter 🙂 We’ll start with these three elements, then move on to the building blocks of your email. There are three main elements of your email that your audience will see before they decide to read it. Whether you realize this or not, your email template’s design (and its optimization) starts even before your subscribers open your message – right in their inbox.
