This is an example of one of my first E-Blasts what was hand coded. Some of the features include scalable images based on screen width and CSS3 enabled fluid rescaling. The email was set up to be viewed on almost any browser or devise. Which I normally rely on a third party site to do for me. Those was a real accomplishment for me.
I have been doing E-blast since about 2010, as many as 2-3 per month. They are easy to set up and really help to drive people to a website or store location. The following are some samples of ones I have done in the past.
Most recent of my email complains this blast was for a company called Coupe Custom Accessories where the company wanted to feature a number of up and coming discounts and products. MailChimp is my normal e-blast host.
This e-blast was suppose to mimic the companies long time fliers. Each product was linked via it's picture to the product on the new website. I recommended this way of doing it after a long time mail out flier was unable to give us the statistics we needed. By converting over to this way of doing it we could see who was and was not using the fliers and adjust our exposure and rep presents in those areas. Resulting in higher sales and reduced marketing costs.
One of my first e-blast this is very primitive. Although linked to our website and functional it could have used a more clean look. This e-blast at the request of the owner was suppose to look just like the website which it did. But a cleaner look could have resulted in more link-overs.
