What is an email footer?
Email footers contain important information for your customers. Your subscribers will check out the footer for more information about the brand, your contact information and managing email preferences.
Most footers will have the following:
Contact information including postal address
A company logo or branding
An unsubscribe link/button
A call to action
Your website or a shopping link
How to contact customer support
Anything legally required by your local anti-spam and privacy laws
It’s an important thing to have a well-organized footer design for your audience.
How to design the perfect email footer
Keep it simple - There’s a lot that you can include for example logos, buttons, links, legal fine print but it’s better to keep an easily scannable design.
Make it mobile-friendly - Litmus reports that in 2019, mobile accounted for 42% of all email opens. Keep the buttons and text large enough for fingers.
Use the space - Do not crowd your content.
Include trackable links - Using trackable links will enable you to track different CTA performance
12 email footers examples to inspire you in 2021
Apple
Aweber
DCshoes
Elle Johnson Co
Filter Easy
Forever21
Grammarly
Headspace
Local Electic
Monica Vinader
Patagonia
United By Blue
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