Archive for the ‘MailChimp Customers’ Category
Friday, January 11th, 2008
We thought this was a nice email newsletter from agency Depth Creative. They use MailChimp to keep their clients updated with their most recent work, mention new services they provide, and share some company news.
But what we liked most was their little teaser at the bottom of the email:
Great idea! ...
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Tuesday, January 8th, 2008
MailChimp customer Organic Dish was just showcased in this MarketingSherpa case study. They used MailChimp's A/B Split Email Tester to find out what day of week was best to send, and what kind of subject line works best for their audience.
What I loved most about the case study was how ...
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Tuesday, November 20th, 2007
Can anybody out there recommend a good help desk application? We're currently using Timpani, which has a bitchin' live chat tool (and we'll keep that) but their knowledge base tool is not exactly what we need.
We'd like it to be hosted on our own domain, for one.
Currently, when ...
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Friday, October 5th, 2007
Congrats to MailChimp customer GourmetStation, who was just featured in this great article over at DM News. You might compare your holiday email marketing plans to GourmetStation's plans. Donna has been a pioneer in email marketing, and is very realistic about her company's email spending and ROI. Things I found ...
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Friday, September 21st, 2007
Looks like someone discovered a little tiny hidden UI "easter egg" in MailChimp. Ah, the dismembered monkey. We get occasional phone calls from new customers right when they discover this trick. We pick up the phone, and hear giggling, and then they say, "I just ripped out your monkey's arm! ...
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Monday, September 17th, 2007
The 2007 Pixel Awards Nominees have been announced, and we noticed a few MailChimp customers were on the list (we do tend to attract a lot of perfectionists and design snobs).
Congratulations to:
BanjoBunny.com (nominated for "weird" site)
ChoppingBlock.com (I'm wearing their kick-ass National Design Association t-shirt right now)
Digital Pulp (for multiple ...
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Thursday, May 17th, 2007
Spotted this "welcome email" design from MailChimp user RealTruck.com
It's a nice idea that's not too hard to implement: when people subscribe to the RealTruck email newsletter, the welcome email contains a $10 off promo code:
How many of you actually took the time to customize your own welcome emails this way? ...
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Tuesday, May 15th, 2007
The folks at ProjectLocker.com have created a way to integrate MailChimp with Ruby on Rails applications. It's open source, and posted at:
http://rubyforge.org/projects/ruby-mailchimp/
They've even got it checking an inbox for MailChimp's automated "This user has just subscribed/unsubscribed" email alerts, so they can take appropriate actions on their own hosted database.
Thanks, ...
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Friday, May 4th, 2007
We could showcase some of the large, well-known corporations who use MailChimp. But where's the fun in that? We'd rather show off some of the cool, hip, offbeat, wacky customers who use MailChimp, and maybe send some traffic their way...
The Mad Rollin' Dolls is "Madison Wisconsin's one-and-only all-girls
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Monday, April 30th, 2007
From time to time, we like to highlight our cool customers, and some of the offbeat stuff they sell...
Giant Robot uses MailChimp. I found this LEGO jewelry page on their website. Yes, you can snap real pieces to that ring. I love LEGOS. Speaking of LEGOS, Brickworkz uses MailChimp too. ...
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