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Just when you thought you'd never have to spam a customer or an employee inbox again, a new article argues the power of email.

If you unsubscribed from a 1-800-Flowers email list this past year, you were hardly alone. Check out which companies were most subscribed and unsubscribed in 2013 according to user data from email management tool Unroll.me.

Before you plan your next email campaign, don't fall for these common falsehoods.

As more people go mobile, consider these important suggestions to make sure people are opening your emails on their smartphones.

On Halloween and beyond, avert spooking potential customers by steering clear of these ghoulish gaffes.

Find the right market, target your approach and you can make a living off your digital newsletter. Here's how.

Slow down. Take a breath. Marketers don't need to panic over Google's new e-mail feature.

Here's a quick guide to choosing the right provider for your company's email marketing needs.

Losing some subscribers can be better than having your messages marked as spam.

Many small businesses promote their products, services and discounts through emails. But how do you get customers reading? Our Team Digital has the answer.

Take these steps to get more people clicking on your marketing messages.

If no one is opening your emails, it's impossible for them to click through to your website or make a purchase. Follow these tips for better email marketing.

Here's the blueprint of a successful business email.

If building a bigger list is your priority, you'll want to break these traditional marketing practices.

The time at which you send an email can be critical to maximizing its open and click rates.

Keeping in touch with your best prospects will draw them back to your website to buy.

When you want to spread some holiday cheer, combine email and social media to reach a broader audience.

Before you decide to launch a newsletter, plan for its success.

If you're just starting with e-newsletters or need a change, here's a rundown of some options.

Four tips to create content customers will share on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other social networks.