Email Battle 4 – Yo! Sushi vs Wagamama
Hello and welcome to the 4th email battle where we bring you the battle of the chopsticks – Yo! Sushi vs Wagamama.
Both email campaigns are advertising new products they are showcasing to their new subscribers.
To see the campaign in full please see – Yo! Sushi vs Wagamama
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Voted Yo! Sushi.
I like Wagamama’s design, but I don’t get enough info.
I may as well just visit the website or Facebook page for info and unsubscribe from the emails.
Yo! suffers a little from information overload, but it advertises their product, and makes me hungry. Doesn’t help, sushi being my favourite food, heh.
A little too tightly packed also, but overall it meets my needs, personally, for why I would sign up in the first place.