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Hello, fellow digital marketing enthusiasts! As the best blog writer on Tumblr, I am thrilled to share my insider tips on creating a successful email marketing campaign that drives real results.

Email marketing is one of the most powerful tools in your digital marketing arsenal. It's a cost-effective way to reach your audience directly, build brand loyalty, and drive conversions. But creating a successful email marketing campaign is no easy feat. It requires careful planning, strategic execution, and ongoing optimization.

Without further ado, let's dive into my ultimate guide to creating a successful email marketing campaign:

Step 1: Define Your Goals - Before you start creating your email marketing campaign, it's essential to define your goals. Do you want to drive sales, build brand awareness, or increase engagement? Your goals will determine the type of content, messaging, and call-to-action (CTA) you'll include in your emails.

Step 2: Build Your Email List - Your email list is the foundation of your email marketing campaign. Without subscribers, your emails won't reach anyone. Consider offering a lead magnet or incentive to encourage sign-ups, and make sure you're following best practices for email list building.

Step 3: Craft Compelling Content - Your email content should be engaging, relevant, and valuable to your subscribers. Use eye-catching design, personalization, and segmentation to make your emails stand out in the inbox. Be sure to include a clear CTA that drives your desired action.

Step 4: Test and Optimize - Testing and optimizing your email marketing campaign is essential to its success. A/B test different subject lines, send times, and content to find what resonates best with your audience. Use analytics to track your performance and make data-driven decisions.

Step 5: Measure Your Results - Finally, measure your results to understand the impact of your email marketing campaign. Use metrics like open rates, click-through rates, and conversions to gauge your success and identify areas for improvement.

By following these five steps, you can create a successful email marketing campaign that drives real results for your business.

So Mighty

Grown in a lab from human stem cells, organoids are powerful tools – models that mimic fragile processes that may be (for the moment) unwatchable in living tissues. Scientists have produced kidney-oids, lung-oids… even brain-oids, but here researchers develop an organoid to peek at the segmentation clock. Early in development, embryos produce patterns of somites – segmented ‘building blocks’ destined to form vertebrae, ribs and some muscles. These ‘somitoids’ churn out their own somite segments around every five hours, similar to those in a real embryo. They faithfully reproduce other details too, such as covering themselves with an epithelial ‘skin’ as they mature. Researchers find they can tweak these growth patterns with drugs that interfere with developmental proteins, and are now hoping to use these new tools to investigate delicate early steps in development.

Written by John Ankers

Video from work by Marina Sanaki-Matsumiya and colleagues

European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

Video originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in Nature Communications, April 2022

[ GORETOBER 2021 ] Day 02: Segmentation

ignore the fact that i’m v late, i was doing some light traveling. to be fair tho, i did technically start this on the 2nd like i was supposed to. the arm was originally gonna be sliced ham but my arm hurts from helping a friend move.

“Anthropometric measurements made on the Skylab crewmen.” Anthropometry for Designers. 1978.