Ships Ahoy!

Plus catering to intuitive design, techniques to gain more traffic, & your go-to email deliverability guide
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Really Good Emails
 
 
An illustration of cargo shipments on the high seas, which reminded me of cargo shorts. Why don't people wear those any more?
 
 
 
 
Did you know that the term "ship" in product or software development comes from the world of manufacturing and transportation, where items are physically transported from one place to another. Development involves various stages, including designing, coding, testing, and refining. "Shipping" is often seen as the final stage, representing the delivery of a product that is ready to be opened up and enjoyed like a Tickle Me Elmo toy.

But the shipping part is easy (outside that pandemic time when it wasn't). What's hard is everything leading up to that point. By this time next week, we'll have
less than a hundred days before Black Friday – meaning now is the time to get started on all that email development stuff (and to be repetitive, that means: designing, coding, testing, and refining) before you do the email shipping stuff.

We've got you covered though. We have a ship ton of Black Friday emails to get your ideas flowing on the high seas of Q4 campaigns.
 
       Get Ship Done       
 
 

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Messagebird Article  
Your go-to email deliverability guide
The ultimate guide to achieving optimum email deliverability. Learn how to send emails that reach the inbox every time. [Sponsored]
 
Email Markup Consortium  
Email Reader View browser extension
Email Reader View is a browser extension that allows the user to view an HTML email without all the clutter and distractions that can make reading difficult. It reduces the content to its most basic form of text but unlike a plain text email it keeps it's semantic structure.
 
Webflow  
What is intuitive design: Creating an easy-to-use website
Your website is a user's first glance into your business — here's how you can cater intuitive design experiences for them.
 
Omnisend  
Email, SMS, and push marketing for ecommerce in the first half of 2023
We analyzed billions of emails and SMS sent throughout the first half of 2023 to help you make data-based decisions in the second half.
 
Ahrefs  
13 SEO techniques for more traffic
Getting more search traffic to your website is about ranking higher for existing keywords, ranking for more keywords, or getting more clicks. There are plenty of SEO techniques you can use to do that. These are just a few of them.
 
 

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Your selfcare email GIF of the moment  
 
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AI things we found this week that may be cool
 
 
Adwrite  
Adwrite
Create SEO-optimised and plagiarism-free content for your social media, ads, emails and website 10 times faster.
 
HubSpot Campaign Assistant  
HubSpot Campaign Assistant
Generate copy for landing pages, emails, or ads in just a few clicks so you can focus on tasks that need a human touch.
 
Mailscribe  
Mailscribe
With advanced machine learning algorithms, Mailscribe optimizes email content, subject lines, and send times for maximum impact.
 
 
That's it for this week. How'd we do? Hit reply and tell us what you think.

And while you are at it, tell us what is the best thing someone has ever shipped to you. We'll include it in the next newsletter. Unless it was like a severed finger or something gross like that. That definitely won't make it into this section next week.

As for those who responded to the last email, here are some cool back-to-school traditions that readers told us about:

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On the last day of summer, we'd all go to the pool and try to get tan for pictures the following week." - Jasmine

• "
We planted trees as a family. Then every year, we'd go back at the beginning of the school year, plant new ones and see how big others had gotten." - Silvia

• "
My best friend and I would write down predictions for ourselves to see how many people we would kiss that year. I was always off. By a long shot." - Ty

• "
We'd wrap our textbooks in leftover paper bags and then decorate them." - Jörd

We had a great time reading all of your responses and replying. Thanks for letting us into your lives a little bit. We hope you have a really good weekend!
 
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