The Litmus Team’s Favorite Emails of March 2022

Our subscribers get heaps of e-mails and so do we! We love observing all the remarkable, innovative, and engaging information that makes deliver their prospects. Emails can make a long lasting impression on a subscriber, if performed in the ideal way.

With clever issue traces, dynamic content, and personalization, models are equipped to have interaction buyers right off the bat. Study on (or bounce forward) to see the e-mails that have caught the Litmus team’s attention in March 2022:

Kimberly Huang, Material Advertising Professional

Advanced Chocolate

Matter Line: Introducing Salty & Sweet!
Preview Textual content: A minimal salt to go with your sweet 😋

Kimberly suggests: The promotions tab in my Gmail inbox can come to feel like a sea of brand names pushing items on me, and it can be too much to handle when I’m going as a result of them. This 1 from Evolved Chocolate stood out to me simply because it was not only concise, but also elegantly made.

Nicole Swift,  Senior Purchaser Help Manager

Maisonette

Subject Line: Toys for any Weather ☀️ 🌧️
Preview Textual content: + Nowadays Only: 15% Off E&E’s Andrew Participate in Tent

Nicole says: Spring in Nashville is a rollercoaster! We’ve had snow, shorts weather, perfect sweater temperature, and times of rain… so I loved the toy categorization of this electronic mail. I also like how they chose a compact amount of toys and it appears to be like actually clean up and uncluttered (specially because our household could not potentially keep a single additional toy—it’s vital to not make me believe of the probable additional mess these toys can carry). Notion: It would be super neat if they ran this same e mail in the long run, customized to my existing weather at the time of opening the e mail!

SnackMagic

Issue Line: Introducing the Dept. Of Remarkable Presents
Preview Textual content: Welcome to a new way to take care of

Nicole states: I appreciate the name of their new company, Department of Superior Dishes—it’s grand and magical. The copy is SO fun way too. “Tantalizingest” must be my new favorite term that is not seriously a word. I like that they kept the seem easy and weren’t tremendous graphic significant mainly because it makes you want to simply click to see all the offerings. Our crew enjoys chatting about meals and we all do the job remote, so sharing in our regional delights is proper up our alley.

Enable Scout

Issue Line: Dear [First Name, Fallback=’Prudence||John||Future Husband||Rosemary||Avery’]
Preview Textual content: In which most people is aware of your identify

Nicole states: The subject line is genius!! My initial thought was “whoops” but then I recognized the references (all the tunes with Expensive in the title). Even far better is the articles of the electronic mail that reminds us personalization demands thoughtful energy to be powerful. Use your personalization ability for great!

Maria Coleman, Senior Content material Marketing and advertising Manager

Anthropologie

Subject Line: birkenSTOCK UP
Preview Textual content: fantastic for the earth, excellent for the *sole*

Maria states: Anthropologie does this kind of a good work with intelligent matter traces and preview text. They are inviting and the wittiness catches your awareness. Furthermore, their e-mail have a clean up design—I appreciate the previews not only from afar but also near up so you can seriously visualize the items on yourself. As we are all anxiously awaiting hotter weather, this e mail truly added enjoyment to see the sun all over again.

Martyn Lee, Promoting Supervisor at Kickdynamic

Ted Baker

Matter Line: Looking for the great shirt?
Preview Text: What is your go-to shirt?

Martyn states: I really like this e mail from Ted Baker, it’s straight to the issue: Looking for a shirt? Below are the shirts. In some cases simplicity is the most efficient way to encourage a product or service.

1 of my favored matters about this email is that they have bundled a poll, but not just any poll—each voting button is a contact-to-action (CTA). All over again, basic, but quite powerful.

PrettyLittleThing

Matter Line: We predict… an Added 25% off just for you Aries
Preview Text: Commence your birthday celebrations in model.

Martyn states: This is one of my favorite e-mails. PrettyLittleThing sends an electronic mail at the start off of each individual zodiac time wishing their subscribers a happy birthday. They applied to do this by making a new e-mail every and each individual time, but now they’ve automatic the email, so they just set it at the time, and now it operates like clockwork. Also, who does not enjoy a discount on their birthday?!

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