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12 May 2008

Campaign Monitor Email Design Gallery

By Keir Whitaker

We got a nice surprise this morning when we found out that the team at Campaign Monitor featured our latest Fuel Conference newsletter in their Email Design Gallery. Thanks guys.

We love what the Freshview crew produce, if you haven’t seen their products Campaign Monitor and MailBuid be sure to check them out.

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Keir Whitaker

Keir started his career as an IT support technician in an East London NHS organisation and progressed to the position of Web Services Manager for a large NHS Trust. After leaving the NHS in 2004 he worked as a freelance web developer in both PHP and ASP.Net. More recently he has been delving into the world of Python and Django. Keir joined Carsonified in February 2008, lives in Bath, subscribes to far too many magazines and enjoys the occasional mojito. You can follow him on Twitter

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  Martin Anderson

  # May 12, 2008 - 11:36 pm

  Yeah I love Campaign Monitor.

  Big bright coloured charts showing exactly who clicks and when (although it is ever so slightly spooky how much they know).

  Text fall back support is awesome too.

  We recommend Campaign Monitor to all our clients.

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  Keir

  # May 13, 2008 - 8:40 am

  I totally agree Martin, the reporting is excellent. I also noticed that they have now cut their design and spam test price from $10 to $5 which is great.

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  Rob

  # May 13, 2008 - 4:04 pm

  Forget Campaign Monitor, the email is great. And, you even use tables and inline styles for them. Would love to know how the email does against the ESP acid test?

  I’ve been trying to persuade my marketing colleagues to follow this format for ages. Perhaps your mention in the CM gallery might help?

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