This document summarizes the pros and cons of using an email MVP (minimum viable product). The pros are that it can be done quickly, allows testing with a small targeted group, and lets you segment users if you have an existing base. The cons are it may seem sloppy and damage your brand. Tips include meeting audience expectations, matching your company's email design quality, and pairing emails with a landing page or concierge service.
This document summarizes the pros and cons of using an email MVP (minimum viable product). The pros are that it can be done quickly, allows testing with a small targeted group, and lets you segment users if you have an existing base. The cons are it may seem sloppy and damage your brand. Tips include meeting audience expectations, matching your company's email design quality, and pairing emails with a landing page or concierge service.
This document summarizes the pros and cons of using an email MVP (minimum viable product). The pros are that it can be done quickly, allows testing with a small targeted group, and lets you segment users if you have an existing base. The cons are it may seem sloppy and damage your brand. Tips include meeting audience expectations, matching your company's email design quality, and pairing emails with a landing page or concierge service.
This document summarizes the pros and cons of using an email MVP (minimum viable product). The pros are that it can be done quickly, allows testing with a small targeted group, and lets you segment users if you have an existing base. The cons are it may seem sloppy and damage your brand. Tips include meeting audience expectations, matching your company's email design quality, and pairing emails with a landing page or concierge service.