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Aug 22, 2016 Vol. 15, No. 163
In this issue
1. How-To: Five Simple but Often Overlooked Ways to Boost Your Email Marketing
2. Survey Says: Social Media Engagement and Publishing Benchmarks for Brands
3.  PRO  Seminar: Email Design for Non-Designers
4. My View: Shedding Light on the Age of 'Dark' Messaging Apps
5. Infographic: How to Optimize Your Email Production Workflow
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Five Simple but Often Overlooked Ways to Boost Your Email Marketing
By Meera Kothand
Is your email marketing growing stale? If you're up for trying something different, possibly even a little scary, try these somewhat unconventional ways to give your email marketing that much-needed boost. Read More
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PRO Seminar: Email Design for Non-Designers
You'll learn the basic design process and explore design principles such as the use of white space, content hierarchy, color, images, and more. You'll discover how to use this foundation to create effective communications and improve the performance of email marketing programs. Read More
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Social Media Engagement and Publishing Benchmarks for Brands
By Ayaz Nanji
Social media engagement with brands generally decreased on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram in the first half of 2016, but interactions registered a slight uptick on Twitter, according to recent research from TrackMaven. Read More
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How to Optimize Your Email Production Workflow [Infographic]
By Verónica Jarski
What's your email production process like? Can you improve it? These tips and tools can help you optimize your email workflow. Read More
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My View
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Shedding Light on the Age of 'Dark' Messaging Apps
By Aubry Parks-Fried
Younger demographics are beginning to favor "dark" messaging apps, where users share content one on one or in smaller, private groups. And now, marketers are going to the dark side, too. Read More

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