After the pandemic, kitchen coffees and lunch meetings have slowly been in decline. The world has shifted from mandatory on-site labor to remote working, which has made employee communication that much harder. 

With mundane tasks, routine meetings, and occasional offline events, the gap between co-workers, HRs, and C-levels can easily expand. Considering all of that, employees may lose touch with the company culture, leading to demotivation and unproductivity. 

That’s when an HR newsletter saves the day. 

In this blog post, we’ll share 20 HR newsletter ideas that will entertain, engage, and motivate your co-workers. 

The humble email remains a cornerstone of any marketing strategy. Tried and tested, but also improving all the time, a good subscriber list and quality content direct to these inboxes can be one of the most effective ways of driving your audience to action. To make sure you’re getting the best out of your email campaigns, you should always be tracking and comparing your own key performance indicators (KPIs) against each other, as well as against competitors and industry at large – and one of the most important of these metrics is click-through rate (CTR). In this article, we’ll explore key ways to boost your email CTR.

Have you ever made a cake or an amazing meal and then just dropped it on the ground? Remember how disappointing it felt? 

Now imagine perfecting an email campaign just for it to get eaten alive by spam filters because of a poor choice of words on your end. The feeling of disappointment would be just as bad, right?

To help you avoid landing yourself in this situation, the outreach team at Mailtrap and I did some research and testing using our own cold email and regular campaigns and came up with 8 categories of email spam words you should avoid to achieve better email deliverability and open rates.

So, if you’re curious to see our findings, then keep reading!

Python provides multiple ways of testing emails. It has native options and the ability to integrate with a third-party tool, such as Mailtrap Email Testing. 

I’ve recently explored a few approaches and will share my experience in this tutorial. I’ll cover native methods such as unit tests + aiosmtpd, Python’s subprocess function, as well as unit tests’ mock object library.

I’ll also demonstrate how to integrate and test emails in Python with Mailtrap Email Testing.