Email software Question

It is true that emails should be kept
short to be easier on the eyes.

However, I personally wouldn't be paying
for something that shortens sentence length.

The going "suggestion" for emails is:

• Short headlines
• Short Paragraphs
• Keep lines short

Try to keep your headlines around 5-6 words
or less than 40 characters. This keeps the
email client from "chopping up" your subject line.

Ex. "The little boy that could do no wrong..." (40-8)
Ex. "The superduper baddy Wolfie Man!" (32-5)

Just like what I'm doing here, keep the paragraphs
and sentences limited. Within reason.

The short paragraph's main purpose is to retain
reader attention and ease the eyes while reading.

The sentence should be short as the advertiser
said so it doesn't get distorted by the email client.
This is especially important on phones.

If you have a smartphone, test your email width
and paragraphs to see if they format correctly
on your phone.

This should give you a good idea on how wide
your sentences should be and also your paragraphs.

Hope this helps. :-)

I guess I would still pay. With the software the emails came out nicely
Formatted in the example shown, without having to estimate if lines are
too long. I also have some contracts I want to put in the body of
Emails so that is why I am so concerned about the email format
Remaining the same.