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What is Adobe Journey Optimizer(AJO)? Beginner Guide

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What is Adobe Journey Optimizer? Beginner Guide What is Adobe Journey Optimizer? (Beginner-Friendly Guide) Imagine this… A customer visits a website, looks at a product, leaves… Within seconds , they get a personalized email. Later, they receive an app notification with an offer related only to their interest . No delay. No generic message. That’s the kind of experience brands want today. Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) is the tool that makes this possible. So, What Exactly is Adobe Journey Optimizer? Adobe Journey Optimizer (AJO) is a tool that helps businesses send personalized messages to customers and makes sure the right message goes to the right person through the right channel, based on what the customer is doing in real time. AJO supports different communication channels like Email, SMS, Push Notifications, and In-App messages, so companies can give customers a smooth and connected experience everywhere. It connects customer data, decisions...

How to Boost Email Engagement in 2026: Secrets from Brands That Actually Work

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How to Boost Email Engagement in 2026: Secrets from Brands That Actually Work How to Boost Email Engagement in 2026: Secrets from Brands That Actually Work Imagine opening your inbox in 2026. You see dozens of emails screaming for attention. Some are dull, some are spammy… and then there’s that one email you can’t help but click. Why? Because it feels like it’s written just for you. That’s the magic top brands are using to boost email engagement, and today, I’ll show you how to do it too, step by step, with real-life examples. 1. Personalization That Feels Human In 2026, adding a subscriber’s name in the subject line is like sending a postcard in the mail—it’s nice, but not enough. True personalization is about understanding the subscriber’s journey. Netflix: When you finish a show, Netflix doesn’t just say “Check this out.” It sends a list of shows curated just for you, sometimes even mentioning your recently watched favorites. That feels personal—and it works....

How to Create an Outlook-Friendly Email Template (With Code Examples)

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How to Create an Outlook-Friendly Email Template 📨 How to Create an Outlook-Friendly Email Template (With Step-by-Step Code Examples) Creating beautiful emails that look great in Gmail, Apple Mail, and web clients is one thing. But making them look consistent in Outlook — that’s a whole different game! Creating a professional-looking email that works perfectly in Microsoft Outlook (especially desktop versions) can be a real challenge. While most email clients play nice with modern CSS and HTML, Outlook is the kid in the group project who’s stuck in 2003. Outlook uses the Microsoft Word rendering engine (yes, really!), which doesn't play well with modern HTML/CSS. 😅But don't worry — in this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll build an Outlook-compatible, mobile-friendly HTML email from scratch, solving all the common problems along the way. What You'll Learn: Outlook-specific email rendering issues Using VML for background images Cr...

Responsive and Mobile-First Email Design: A Quick Technical Guide for Developers

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Responsive and Mobile-First Email Design Responsive and Mobile-First Email Design: A Technical Deep Dive With most emails now opened on mobile devices, ensuring that your emails are both responsive and mobile-first is not just optional, it's essential. This blog will guide you through the technical aspects of designing emails that not only look great on any device but also perform well in terms of engagement and deliverability. 1. Understanding Responsive vs. Mobile-First Design Responsive Design : This approach uses media queries to adjust the email layout based on the screen size. The design begins with a desktop layout, which is then adapted for smaller screens. Mobile-First Design : Here, the email is designed primarily for mobile devices, with enhancements made for larger screens. This method ensures that the most critical elements are optimized for the smallest screens, which are increasingly the primary viewing pla...