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    MailChimp Voice and Tone

    By Stephen GayDecember 5, 2013January 30th, 2015Design, Engagement Design
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    voiceandtone

    Before you write content for MailChimp or any website it’s important to think about the readers. Though the voice doesn’t change, the tone adapts to the users’ feelings. This interactive guide will show you how that works.

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