Designing for Silence
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The document discusses strategies for effective communication and marketing, emphasizing the importance of silence and concise messaging. It covers various promotional deals and social media interactions, providing tips for creating effective subject lines and metadata. Additionally, it highlights the need to prioritize essential information while avoiding unnecessary noise in communications.
Designing for Silence
- 1. silence designing for
- 2. hello
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- 9. silence
- 16. 4’33”
- 17. “The pause – that impressive silence, that eloquent silence, that geometrically progressive silence, which often achieves a desired effect where no combination of words, howsoever felicitous, could accomplish it.” – Mark Twain
- 19. noise
- 24. noise
- 26. Strive to make noise only when it improves the silence.
- 27. bac’n
- 38. How have we gotten here?
- 41. Confirm private info Login on the website Click a link in the email Find the notification in the email Open the email Read the subject line Notify the user
- 44. Why are we compelled to keep sending more?
- 45. silence
- 46. Bundling
- 50. Bundling Wisely
- 53. Since You’ve Been Gone
- 56. bac’n
- 57. Don’t forget the important stuff.
- 61. Stephanie Hay
- 62. Don’t beat around the bush.
- 65. 1. App or company name in the From line 2. Keep the From line to 20-25 chars. 3. Specific subject lines
- 66. Effective messages are designed messages.
- 67. Careful with the promos.
- 70. Feedback, please! spkr8.com/t/6126 Find me on Twitter @whafro