I wholeheartedly agree, and we had a discussion about plain text vs html emails at my org a while back.
The problem is that marketing wants designed emails to the customer that catches the customer's eye. For the most part, plain text marketing emails end up TL;DR.
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I wholeheartedly agree, and we had a discussion about plain text vs html emails at my org a while back.
The problem is that marketing wants designed emails to the customer that catches the customer's eye. For the most part, plain text marketing emails end up TL;DR.
So send both!
Multi-part mime types for a html and a text email for those of us who don't read HTML in our email :)