Internet Marketing Tycoon

**cgl102770** · 05-06-2010, 12:25 PM

I have a client who wants to take their email stationery to a new level. Currently, it's like many, it has their signature, which is the company logo, and their name, title, phone, url.
They are thinking of adding a faint background texture, a logo header to the top, as well as images on the sides that link to recent projects theyve done, and a footer graphic with contact information.
So it's almost like a promotional email newsletter, like one would send via constantcontact, except the "body" of the email would contain their specific message they are emailing to someone.
So, if they go back and forth via email with someone 5 times, that "template" would be there every time, with header, footer, background, side image links, etc, but the central email body would have their responses to the person theyre emailing with.
Has anyone done this? Any thoughts on the pros and cons? Thank you for any suggestions!

**robert1971** · 05-16-2010, 02:01 AM

This is not a desirable way to do email signature, since most email clients/applications disable images. If the images are disabled, your email will look ugly.

Thanks.

**FunPageExchange** · 05-18-2010, 02:10 PM

Simple, text-only email signatures are the way to go. That way everyone can see it, and the actual e-mail message won't get drowned out.

If the email signature is longer and more complicated than the actual message, it loses its value IMO.