When summer's over, it's time to break out the flannel, the PSLs, and cinnamon brooms to spice up your marketing. Engage your audience year-round.🍂

Storytelling plays a major part in crafting strong NGO and nonprofit emails. These messages should show the value of donations in written and visual stories. 📝

Event emails are even more important since shifting in-person events to online formats. Show your audience why your event is worth their time and money. 📅💻

The best ecommerce emails don’t sell a product, they provide a solution. Engage your audience with creative product staging, personalization, and storytelling. 🛒

You need to think strategically and empathetically when deciding how often to email your customers.

B2B revolves around knowing businesses and their needs. Guide business owners through your solution with helpful and informative B2B emails. 🤝

A little bit on email acquisition, retention, and engagement.

Invite readers into your virtual home with an interactive welcome email as soon as they sign up. 👋

These newsletter examples get it. They're personal, detailed, and filled with great, original content. 💌

These summer emails will knock your socks off and keep them off because who wears socks in the summer? ⛱

An interview with Doug Dennison, CEO of MailNinja, about email agency life and creating emails for clients.

We teamed up with Litmus and Val Geisler to share strategies on how to get customers to buy again and build deeper relationships with them.

Email is like sushi: simple ingredients rolled up together in one experience. But as you look closer, you can see how each item is chosen for impact.

From blobs to transparent illustrations, Tattly's Design Director explores the top email design trends from 2019.

A thoughtful, inquisitive, slightly off the beaten path weekly newsletter.

The past, present, and future of the site.

Want to know what we thought of 2019's Black Friday emails? Well, here you go.

The basics about rendering issues, what causes them, and why you should care.

Wondering what is going on in Email? We surveyed thousands of people in email to get their outlook, skills, teams, history, and strategies.

We started ReallyGoodEmails.com in 2014. Five years later, what did we have? Over 2 million and a site that still was not that great. So we changed that.

In cinema, you are compelled to keep watching, even if it grosses you out. In books, you want to know if the main character survives. In email, you could care less… which makes that really scary sh*t.

So, if a picture is worth a thousand words, why does Instagram have captions?! Seriously.

Your email looks perfect. But it’s broken…because it’s inaccessible.

An interview with Suzie Docherty, Typeform’s Email Marketing Manager, about how simplifying design and targeting behavior improves performance.

An interview with the email team from Withings about localization, segmentation, and personalization to foster engagement

An interview with Chris Kaundart, Trello’s Email Marketing Manager, about how he handles the email for a large brand by himself and all that entails.

An interview with James Fuller, Katherine Peck, and Stephen Gillmore from CLEAR’s email marketing team on difficult topics, CTA tests, and more.

An interview with a boat-load of the Carnival Cruise Line email team on how they differentiate themselves and the benefits of geo-targeting

An interview with Jenny Durre, Beardbrand’s Digital Coordinator, on how email flows help brands stay relevant and introduce new products to customers

An Interview with Emily Rusch, Email Marketing Manager and Matthew Culbreth, Senior Designer, about Peloton's email strategy.

An interview with Annemarie Dooling of Vox Media on how they use email to drive more readers back to their sites.

An interview with Eva Scazzero, Jessanne Collins, and Adam Pasick of Quartz.

People ask us a lot: “What makes a really good email?” It’s really not a secret. This article lays out what our criteria is and showcases some example to prove our point.

…and why they work.

An interview with Reigan Combs of Asana on how they improve their email process, designs, and more with their own planning tools.