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The 2019 guide to using GIFs in emails

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Learn how to enhance your email content Expressing your emotions with words? No one has time for tha

[View in browser]( Learn how to enhance your email content [Using GIFs in emails]( Expressing your emotions with words? No one has time for that! Nowadays, we send an emoji, a meme or a GIF to express what’s really going on in our heads. GIFs have taken over email, and rightfully so. In this guide, you’ll learn how to correctly integrate GIFs into your emails, and all the different ways you can enhance your emails. [I want to know how to use GIFs in emails →]( In other news Have you heard about these updates? [New automation features]( Creating workflows is now even easier and more flexible with our awesome automation updates. [Updated email templates]( No more lorem ipsum! We updated the text in each template with real marketing copy for you to use. Content Writer [Fun fact: Click to see my favorite GIF. Like me, this kid is hyped about life :)]( [linkedin]( [youtube]( [twitter]( MailerLite J. Basanavičiaus 15, Vilnius Lithuania You received this email because you signed up on our website or made a purchase from us. [Unsubscribe]( [MailerLite](

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