A good newsletter campaign can be a great way to inform your subscribers of all your company’s latest news, products and specials. In this post you will see some great examples of newsletter designs from various online companies. If your in need of some design inspiration, this post just might do the job. Enjoy!
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envato
EVE online
Coach
BioShock
teamworX
filemaker
iconinc
Heroes Over Europe
BARNES & NOBLE
California Walnuts
Anno 1404
Apple
Seedcorn Competition
JUXT Interactive
TMNT
belladomicile
lecool
eroi
Crate and Barrel
Letone
citrineny
virtuosa
tartgraf
apple iphone
thelomographer
eroi
eroi
Sandals
Vexio
Fifty Coins Restaurant
percept
welove72
Apple College
fontshop
aston workshop
welove72
BKWLD
Sephora
Vexio
SETI
Apple
Apple nano
pink sherbet designs
remixcreative
Carpe Diem
Authentic Jobs
Apple iPod summer accessories
virb
welove72
typetec
nest living
themeforest
typetec
ireland hotels
threadless
polapremium
Anything is possible when one just slices up images. I really appreciate good looking newsletter that use html text where-ever possible. Some good ones in there.
Beautiful designs – However, image based designs can only be seen if the viewer is convinced to click “display images”. With any e-mail newsletter campaign it is almost more important what the design looks like and how the text reads WITHOUT the images on, otherwise you wont be communicating anything (especially if all your text is part of the graphic).
Yep, looking nice is one thing. Perfroming well is quite another. There’s no point in looking amazing if it’s not opened or images are not downloaded.
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Certainly a good collection of pretty graphics.
Many do break some basic acknowledge best practice of email marketing.
Such as having the offer and company clear above the fold. In some cases the company name is at the bottom.
I would certainly be concerned that not all of them perform at all well.
Definitely a great collection, but I have to agree that some are clearly lacking from a marketing perspective. Some are just too pretty and aren’t showcase the product as much as the design.
Thanks for the collection. Bookmarked for future reference.
Keith Higginbotham
I’d echo the comments about great design vs functionality. Although these are all beautiful, the fact is that they would not be seen by a large percentage of newsletter subscribers. Something text based that invites the reader to click for more info that then takes them to a webpage is how I get around it. The webpage can be as ‘graphicy’ as I like, but the email is simple, to the point, and mostly text to ensure I’m not ending up in spam folders.
Fantastic designs though! Will be visiting here again before I design my next one.
Great inspirational post I think newsletter designs should be simple, clean and highlight important news clearly.
There’s no point in writing an article on newletter design, is there, if noone clicks through to the examples, or if someone doesn’t read the artice is there? Then it was all for naught. An nice article does nothing if I don’t read it, does it?
Hahaha… you couple of naysayers up there need to drown your depression in a local meeting of the optimists’ club.
Nice artice!
I would be more inclined to purchase from a store if I received something like the above in my inbox.
really nice collection, i like it
Thanks for sharing this because it is great for inspiration but one newsletter from apple would be sufficient
Awesome list. Great inspiration. Thanks for sharing!
Nice collection! Thanks for shared.
Wow some really great newsletter examples here (personally not a fan of the dark backgrounds). Barnes & Noble with their Kindle inspired newsletter grabbed my attention though as did the one from Icon News.
Great list for inspiration though – move beyond the boring!
@ProjectCenter
Great collection!
You can find more inspirational newsletter samples:
http://www.email-gallery.com