I think we are probably all blessed enough to get some spam in our email inboxes. No matter how careful you think you are about giving out your address, the spam still seems to flow readily. Most of mine usually just filters right into a junk folder and I don't even have to bat an eye at it. However, there are times when I like to go into my spam folder to read a few of the emails, for entertainment purposes only, of course.
Lately, it seems I've been getting a lot of exciting stock tips, just like this one:
Now I don't know about you, but if I were investing my hard-earned money, I would certainly love to get my advice from such a carefully crafted and well-designed piece such as this. I'm sure a skilled graphics specialist toiled long, hard hours constructing the details of this email, making difficult decisions about the precise colors of each paintbrush dot, the crooked alignment of the text and the interesting placement of the giant ovals up in the corner. The color scheme alone is quite effective at gaining my trust in their company's financial expertise. All of those things combined give them a very polished and professional look, don't you think?
The copy that accompanies this brilliant graphic is also quite compelling. I've picked out a few of my favorite parts. Now try to follow along:
It doesn't matter to me whether this company is selling water pipe insulation, bachelorette gag party items, stop-smoking products or energy drink vitamins. (Really, no matter how many times you read through it you will never be able to tell!) Aside from that minor little detail, I think it's a sound financial decision and just wanted to do you all a favor by sharing it with you.
Lately, it seems I've been getting a lot of exciting stock tips, just like this one:
Now I don't know about you, but if I were investing my hard-earned money, I would certainly love to get my advice from such a carefully crafted and well-designed piece such as this. I'm sure a skilled graphics specialist toiled long, hard hours constructing the details of this email, making difficult decisions about the precise colors of each paintbrush dot, the crooked alignment of the text and the interesting placement of the giant ovals up in the corner. The color scheme alone is quite effective at gaining my trust in their company's financial expertise. All of those things combined give them a very polished and professional look, don't you think?
The copy that accompanies this brilliant graphic is also quite compelling. I've picked out a few of my favorite parts. Now try to follow along:
"The insulation pipe water websites or pages are located on computers which are called servers. There are a number of smoke away stop smoking sites on the Internet as you must surely know. ... Look around because the bachelorette gag party links on the right side of this page will take you directly to the specific item. ... Whether you are reading a printed article or an electronic one, a healthy dose of scepticism is in order even when it comes to our information on tobacco recommendations. That's where our role in pre-checking b drink energy vitamin sites begins. ... The best sort of frozen pipe repair water feedback comes from frozen pipe repair water shoppers. ... We put him to the test and asked several questions about water pipe leak. There are a number of cable heat pipe water sites on the Internet as you must surely know. Most claim that they use it to make your experience on the site personal."
It doesn't matter to me whether this company is selling water pipe insulation, bachelorette gag party items, stop-smoking products or energy drink vitamins. (Really, no matter how many times you read through it you will never be able to tell!) Aside from that minor little detail, I think it's a sound financial decision and just wanted to do you all a favor by sharing it with you.
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