Will this Email Marketing Tip Work for Your Small Business?

Posted by SeanGallahar under Online Marketing
From http://www.i7marketing.com 3381 days ago
Made Hot by: problogger78 on August 26, 2015 10:24 am

You can start using emojis in your email headlines today, but make sure it’s something your audience will like and/or appreciate. You could also ask your clients whether using emojis is something they expect of you or if they’d be surprised to see coming from you.

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Written by lyceum
3376 days ago

Sean: Thanks for your kind words! I had a great Friday! How about you? Have a nice weekend! :)

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Written by lyceum
3377 days ago

Sean: Thanks for your input. The standard will develop by itself. So, you write happy smileys without a nose ( :-) )! ;)

It is all good! :)

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Written by SeanGallahar
3377 days ago

It's always good chatting with you. Have a great Friday :)

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Written by lyceum
3379 days ago

Sean: Thanks for the link! I will check it out. I wonder if you could get an ISO standard for emojis! ;)

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Written by SeanGallahar
3378 days ago

Interesting thought, but I think the general standard does exist even if it's not written or officiated, and I think that's where the beauty of emojis is. Wikipedia says that inspiration for creating emojis came from weather forecast symbols used to show weather and Japanese manga stock symbols used to express emotions. If you take smiley face, for example, it will always be the same :) - if that were somehow standardized more than that, each platform that uses emojis would have the same emojis. Not to say that's a bad thing as far as standardizing goes, but then all the platforms wouldn't have that additional factor that differentiated them from everyone else.

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Written by lyceum
3379 days ago

Sean: Ah, a big mouth smiley! Your post made me look on my iPhone keyboard: Svenska (Swedish), English (US) and Emoji. So many emoticons and so little time! LOL! ;) Could you find an official emoji site with descriptions of the different icons?

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Written by SeanGallahar
3379 days ago

You should try http://emojipedia.org/ - it looks like a perfect place to spend hours learning what each emoji means.

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Written by lyceum
3379 days ago

Sean: Yeah! :) "happy smiley"

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Written by SeanGallahar
3379 days ago

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Written by lyceum
3379 days ago

I don't know! ;) "smiley emoji with a blink"

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