Check out the Norwest Sweden 10th Grade soccer team in their swank new jackets! Spike are stoked to sponsor this little team of go getters that includes Glenn’s own nephew, Link! Good luck on your final game of the season…
Is TinyLetter bring the sexy back to email newsletters? … Maybe. All the cool kids are using it. TinyLetter is a personal newsletter service brought to you by the people behind MailChimp. People use it to send short updates, digests,…
Who knew the History of Spam was so long?…Not that Spam. The other Spam. “Call it Spam or Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE), it’s still the same thing: a confounding problem that has plagued our inboxes, and the world, starting with…
This Article on the Email Marketing Chronicles blog makes a good case for curated Email newsletters. They are obviously not right for everyone but for some companies the curated email newsletter may be the way to go. “For the recipient,…
Email will continue to be a valuable channel for a long time to come with a big proviso – abuse it and you will lose your audience as they turn off when you don’t deliver what you promised. That’s another…
The article linked to in this blog post is REALLY important. It is a very well written piece on colour theory and how different colours can be used to get a message or feeling across to your readers/customers. “Color is…
You might have heard of the Semantic Web. It’s the evolution of the World Wide Web into a web of machine readable information. Right now the web requires human intervention to make things happen. The Semantic Web would allow machines…
I recently read an interesting article entitled How to Email with and old friend after falling out of touch and think there is something in it for those wanted to activate lapsed or non-active customers on their lists. Or those…
I recently read a really interesting take on design by Facebook’s Design Director Julie Zhoo (I put Julie’s title in so you know she’s pretty good). This line stood out for: “It’s simply not true in this day and age…
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