We have a variety of cracking emails to share with you this month! 🐣 With use of bright colour, large typography, and some donuts thrown in for good measure.

1.  Drunk Elephant SL: That’s more like it Chosen for: Design.

We love the bold design of this email, it stood out from the crowd for us with its bright use of colour and large typography.

Leading with a product focused image makes it clear what the content is about.

They have also included product reviews in a great way here, using real customer quotes and star ratings.

This is a good example of subtly reinforcing a positive brand experience in a fun way! 2.

Eve Sleep SL:

the early bird catches the zzz’s Chosen for:

Content.

They have led with fun content in the hero, and it’s nice to not be bombarded with sales messaging upon opening.

The quiz links through to a landing page, which is great but we’d love to see how this could be included within the email itself 😉.

Copy. Eve Sleep have nailed their TOV style.

Keeping it informal and talking to their subscribers in a conversational and friendly way.

3. Nestle Dolce Gusto SL:

Ready for an egg-cellent Easter? Chosen for:

Theme.

An easter themed overload within this email, and we love it! The modules flow seamlessly into one another, and they have ensured that all the content is relevant to the customer.

Theming a whole newsletter like this allows you to talk about multiple topics, without overwhelming subscribers with multiple stand alone emails.

4. Crosstown SL: Payday pick-me-ups Chosen for: Content.

A great intro to this newsletter keeping the copy concise, clear and letting the subscriber know exactly what to expect.

Leading down the email, they say a picture is worth 1,000 words - Need we say any more? 😋 5.

Homework SL: International Women’s Day:

Our Favourite Female Founded Businesses Chosen for:

Theme.

A nice example of an editorial style email, using a muted colour palette throughout all the content compliments the design.

The CTA’s are clear and we love the use of both images and web text.

Any you’ve loved that we’ve missed? Let us know on Instagram or Twitter .

Bex Highfield Marketing Strategist