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9 Types of Logos to Use for Your Brand

Your company’s logo says a lot, which means picking the right kind is crucial. Explore these 9 types of logos to find the design that fits your brand.

Vanity URL: Your Key to Branding and User Engagement

Elevate your digital marketing success by creating a vanity URL. This can make your brand more visible online and drive audience engagement.

SMS URL Best Practices for Higher Engagement

Use the expert tips on SMS URLs to increase clicks and engagement.

Campaign URLs, an Updated Content Manager, and New Featured Templates

Another round of features, updates and improvements that will help you grow your e-commerce business.

What’s the Difference Between URI and URL?

Confused about URI vs URL? Discover how these terms differ, their unique functions, and why both are essential in web navigation.

Beginner's Guide To The 10 Parts Of A URL

All the parts of a URL are important to how your site functions and shows up in searches. Learn about the basic anatomy of a URL and its advanced parts.

How to Create a Hyperlink For Your Website and Email Campaigns

Don't overlook the power of a strong hyperlink to a web address or relative URL to improve your domain authority. Learn how to insert a hyperlink dialog box the right way.

Valentines Day Marketing: How to Connect with Your Customers

5 authentic ways to win hearts on a holiday that’s all about love.

Do You Want The Best Blog Design? Follow These Tips

A blog should be at the heart of every company’s website. Learn how to design the best blog to build your customers’ trust.

All About On-Page Search Engine Optimization

Generate more traffic and higher rankings by learning on-page optimization strategies such as keyword-driven URLs, title tags, meta descriptions, and more

A Look at The Mothership’s First Year

Diversity is at the heart of Mailchimp’s business. Our customers are all over the globe and represent a multitude of cultures and experiences.

Fewer Clicks, More Dance: The Power of Interactive Email

Mark Robbins didn’t set out to revolutionize email. He just wanted to find the edge of what could be done.