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TemplateZone Launches High Impact eMail for SendBlaster

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SendBlaster introduces users to High Impact eMail’s email marketing templates and built-in editing tools.
TemplateZone released a version of their popular email marketing template program, High Impact Email, designed specifically for multi-award winning industry-leading desktop email marketing software: SendBlaster (www.sendblaster.com).

High Impact eMail is now available to SendBlaster customers as an affordable email design program
— no knowledge of HTML required.

Customers can simply download and install High Impact eMail for SendBlaster for access to hundreds of unique email marketing templates & powerful editing tools.

SendBlaster users can quickly create a branded email marketing piece by inserting their company logo, images and copy. With a single click, a completed email design is uploaded to SendBlaster for easy, efficient distribution.

View the full press release on PRWeb >>

 

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Work LESS & still IMPRESS this summer with High Impact eMail

It’s a lovely summer evening – the air has cooled but sunshine’s still warming the sidewalks, & you’re… at work?
What are you still doing there?
Oh, designing your next email campaign. Uh, nope, I’m not sure how to add a border to your photo — or what to do about those line breaks. You had better figure it out, though, or you’re going to miss the ice cream that we’re all eating for dinner.
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This sentiment, of course, carries over into other seasons: why slave over something specialized like coding HTML emails, when you have so much other stuff to do?
Do you (a super-busy small business professional) really need to learn how to craft an effective, engaging email using programs with a high price and even higher learning curve? Well, hiring an internal designer is a big investment – and outsourcing every single email campaign will get expensive, fast.
But it’s not just HTML that you will have to master: image editing is integral, as you’ll need to re-size & appropriately reference pictures in your emails. Domain expertise ensures that your emails render consistently in every inbox, across a slew of email clients. (You’ll need to learn that, too.)
Maybe there’s an alternative. Should you resign yourself to hours upon hours of acquiring HTML competence — time that you could better spend in a thousand ways — or is there some *magical program* that can help you out?
This is where High Impact eMail appears: a mystically easy-to-use desktop email designer that allows you to craft your own branded email marketing from HTML templates, with editing tools more instant & intuitive than your fairy godmother’s magic wand.
TemplateZone created High Impact eMail to fill a gap for bustling small businesses that want to look consistent and professional online but simply don’t have the time or resources for designing expert emails. Other time- & resource-saving features include: company/user profiles that automatically populate templates with contact info, save-able Color Themes and a slick Color Picker than plucks colors from logos, websites, images & more.
Our templates let you translate your idea into a great-looking email just as quickly as you came up with it. That saves you time & money – and makes YOU the boss of YOUR email marketing.
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SendBlaster users have hit the jackpot with High Impact eMail because not only do they get 600 fully-customizable HTML template designs, a dynamic Email Editor & built-in Photo Editor, but High Impact eMail will pop finished emails right into SendBlaster with a single click!
Using HTML templates to build your emails is a smart decision because, let’s face it: life’s too short to start from scratch. Whether your need to do something else for your business or for yourself, the time that you save with High Impact eMail will be put to good use.
Now go eat some ice cream before < /summer>.
Written by Sarah Becherer for SendBlaster Blog. View original post here.

 

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Is “goes by really, really fast” something people say about May?

If March comes in like a lion & goes out like a lamb, then May’s in like an Olympic sprinter; out similarly.
I’ve been meaning to blog about my recent trip to Madrid, courtesy of cleverbridge, our spectacular e-commerce platform, all month. Oops. Good thing it’s never too late to gush about a great time.

cleverbridge networking events, while festive, are professional & genuinely productive. I had the opportunity to speak with everybody attending — a whole slew of potential partners! Very worthwhile trip.

And, to be honest, it’s fun to flippantly mention how awesome Madrid is. Pretty obnoxious, huh? :)

But because this blog isn’t about me being obnoxious (uh, I hope), this is what has been going on:

  • JangoMail incorporates our High Impact eMail designer! This is big news, & we’re really excited about this partnership going public. A formal press release will be popping up soon; in the meantime, JangoMail has a great blog article up explaining the integration.
  • High Impact eMail Online is ON FIRE. We’ve been fervently developing an online version of our desktop email designer & it looks incredible. Super-slick, with insane functionality. Sure, we’re a ways off (as Jim, our CEO, likes to put it: we’re 90% finished, with 90% to go) but if you’d like to see a demo, there’s more than enough done to knock your socks off. Leave a comment here & I’ll contact you!
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Torre Espacio, Madrid

 

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WebPlus X4 by Serif now in TZ Partner Store

Hi, readers — it’s me, TemplateZone’s woefully prodigal blogger, inching back into things.

No doubt you can relate to day where it feels as if half vanishes between one blink and the next — well, the past week’s been that way, & it’s beginning to make my head spin! For tomorrow, I’ve vowed to stay super-aware during those disappearing hours (for me, it’s 2-5pm that goes POOF! — how about you?).

webplusx4 But it’s always easy to focus on good news, so this post has Serif to thank! WebPlus X4, web design software that’s ridiculously easy & brimming with neat features, is now available in our Partner Store for $99.99.
We’re psyched to be partnered with Serif (who, as an aside, might possibly be the most pleasant, easy-going software company on the planet) because we & they share a mission: to provide economical, uncomplicated design programs with which novice users can create incredibly professional content from templates.
With TemplateZone & Serif products, there’s no need for users to learn HTML — so that means the busy small business professional can devote more time to generating revenue & spreading awareness, & less time screwing around with complicated software that has the same essential function as our much easier, cheaper programs.
Simply put, WebPlus X4 is an awesome small business productivity tool — & trust me, TemplateZone’s VERY well-versed in this area! It’s in our Partner Store for only $99.99 (MSRP).

 

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Burger King Advertises on “Unexplored Frontiers”

I read BrandFreak religiously because, in my opinion, it’s one of the most comprehensive, entertaining sources of brand-related news out there. Today I was digging around in my Google Reader and saw this post by Todd Wasserman about Burger King sponsoring search error messages on Digg.
This quote from Wasserman’s piece summarizes nicely:

Burger King is launching a campaign on Digg in which failed searches on the network will produce an error message promoting the fast feeder. For instance, if a user types in a nonsense word like “byrwe,” a message will read, “No results for ‘byrwe’ were found. Looks like your search had a typo. Blame it on your tiny hands. The beefy $1 Burger King Double Cheeseburger gives tiny hands some trouble, too.” The message then provides a hypertext link to see examples of that “trouble.”

You’re probably familiar with Burger King’s “tiny hands” ad campaign — even as a vegetarian, I’m intrigued (I mean, JUST HOW BIG IS THIS THING???). Basically, their burgers are so enormous that small hands holding one look even littler in comparison.

Armed to the teeth with cheap, hearty sandwiches and an ominous mascot, Burger King’s paving advertising paths unconsidered by most companies. Seems likely that BK’s aggressive, innovative campaign will yield real results: “404 Marketing” is an insightful way to capitalize on space where every one of us, no matter how nimble our typing, will unsurprisingly end up.

Hook up to BrandFreak’s RSS feed for a steady stream of ad snark. You can add them on Twitter and Facebook, too.


Eerie. Hey, at least he doesn’t say anything.
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