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I just read this great article about visual hierarchy and conversions. It's main focus is on web page layout and design and different techniques you can use to give areas of the page more visual dominance. You can easily take these concepts and adapt them for email marketing and increase your conversions and response rate.

The most important thing: what is your primary goal of the email? Think about what action you want the user to take or what the main goal is for your email message and structure the page content and design specifically around that goal, giving the place where the user should click more visual dominance to encourage that response.

What's great about this is that we as humans are hardwired to respond very predictably to certain visual queues, so marketers that understand these simple principles can drastically improve the response to their email marketing campaigns without spending any more money.

Read the full article here: http://searchengineland.com/pop-this-how-to-manage-visual-hierarchy-for-conversion-63053

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There are many sites out there that allow users to share links, and grab thumbnails to display alongside the link. Facebook is a prime example that tries to include thumbnails when sharing a link.

For you to control the image that displays here, you have to use a link tag with an image_src rel attribute, in the head portion of your page. It looks like this:

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This entry was posted on September 17, 2012 at 2:13 PM and has received 803 views. There are currently 2 comments. Print this entry.

Congratulations to Ravenglass client Signature Travel Network! They have partnered with Food Network and will be the exclusive provider of that brand's travel-related offerings!

http://www.travelpulse.com/Resources/Editorial.aspx?n=64468

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Hi everyone! Check out the Ravenglass Technologies page on Facebook. If you're a Facebook user, become a fan and help us promote this blog and our services overall. Thanks!

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