Did you know that about 51% of people open their emails on mobile devices now? Chances are, a lot of your own subscribers fall into that 51%, too.
We’ve talked about mobile email design before, and now it’s even easier to make sure your emails are mobile-friendly for your readers: all of our drag-and-drop email templates for broadcasts and follow up messages are mobile responsive.
Mobile Responsive? What Does That Mean?
Columns stack under each other to fit thinner screens.
A mobile responsive email automatically resizes itself to fit the screen your subscriber opened it on. That means your readers won’t have to scroll across their phone screens to read your message if your email is wider than their screen (which can be irritating for smartphone users). This makes your email easier and more enjoyable to read on a small phone screen.
And that can mean more engagement for your emails. Already, emails open on a mobile device have gotten up to 53% more click throughs than emails opened on a desktop computer. And with optimized, responsive templates, you could see your own click rates getting higher as more mobile users can read your full message without scrolling back and forth.
For You: 5 New Mobile Responsive Templates
More AWesome news? We’ve got 5 new mobile responsive email templates for you to try out for the new year. And they’ll look AWesome on screens of any size.
All five templates are in your AWeber account now so you can test out mobile responsive emails for yourself. Or play with our 600+ other templates that are also mobile responsive! (Don’t have an AWeber account? Try us out for a full month for just $1.)
Want To Know More?
First, check out this video to see how awesome these templates are:
Second, sign up for our webinar on Jan. 29th at 1 (est), where we’ll talk about what mobile responsive means for your email newsletters and some other mobile design tips to keep in mind.
AWesome Emails Everywhere
Now your emails will look AWesome no matter what device your subscribers are reading them on. Have you made your emails mobile-friendly in other ways? What other mobile-friendly marketing do you use?
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