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How to Use Your Email Newsletter to Lose Friends and Annoy People

Whether you believe that “Inbox Zero” is a fantasy or an achievable goal, there is no doubt that our email inboxes have become increasingly competitive places.

Survival of the fittest certainly applies when it comes to what emails get read, which get archived and which get (gulp!) permanently deleted.

So how do you ensure that your email newsletters and e-blasts survive the ax?

Just as importantly, what are you currently doing to send your email subscribers running for the hills?

Here are 12 ways guaranteed to get email subscribers clicking on the “unsubscribe” button.

Read the rest at Social Media Today.