Update - Something new
Hello,
This issue we have combine Sept / Oct issue.We have few updates.
1) We are inviting interested individuals or company to join as Affiliates. Start earning monthly commission (30%). Visit Thhep for registration.
2) New Pricing that suits lower usage users and those who are just starting to Outsource E-Newsletter to Grow Business.
Pricing is made up of 2 parts: (Hosting Email Newsletter System) + (Sending Email Newsletter).
Tips on Newsletter - Which File Format for Your Images?
Hello,
In the next few series, I like to share with you how to achieve results from your Email Marketing.
- Previous issue: I shared with you “Tips on Newsletter Contents Management”.
- This issue : I will share with you “Which File Format for Your Images?”.
Introduction:
We use images to enhance the look and feel of emails. Images are graphic files that graphics programs can display on a computer screen.
How to make sure that your images are formatted for use in e-mail newsletter?
- Tips: Use files format that can be read by e-mail browsers. There are 3 best files formats to use in email browsers.
- JPEG Format
- GIF Format
- PNG Format
I will attached a news letter image file with different format and describe the differences.
JPEG (Joint Pictures Expert Group)
This format is a standard for internet and e-mail images,
and work well for most images.
The example of this news letter file image on the right is
formatted as JPEG with file size of 6.51 K bytes.
GIF (Graphic Interchange Format)
This format is best for images with only few colours 
The example of this news letter file image on the right is
formatted as GIF with file size of 16.0K bytes.
PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
This format is similar to GIF compression,
however this has the ability to display colours more effectively.

The example of this news letter file iamge on the right is
formatted as PNG with file size of 12.8K bytes
All the best !!!
David Ng
Thhep International Pte Ltd