This article discussed the AMP email integration with Outlook, Outlook.com and other email clients.

The AMP format was introduced by Google in order to provide faster-loading web pages on mobile devices. Basically, AMP is a modified version of HTML and it is currently widely used by web sites. Google is also trying to bring this format to emails as it would offer more flexibility to the email content, especially to marketing oriented emails. AMP emails allow marketers to add dynamic components to emails, such as registration forms, product carousels, polls etc. The AMP email format allows the reader to interact with these email components without leaving the email.
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Updated: March 26, 2020

As you probably know, when you forward or reply to an email in Outlook, it preserves the format (plain text or HTML) of the original message. However, for styling reasons, many of us prefer to use the HTML format. This article shows how to always reply or forward emails in HTML format using Outlook 2003 – 2013 and the Bells & Whistles add-in.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

This article explains how to add hyperlinks to images inserted in Outlook 2013 – 2019 emails. It may sound trivial, but unless you are accustomed with Outlook, adding a hyperlink to an image in Outlook is not as obvious as it should be.
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Updated: March 31, 2020

In this article we’ll explain how to send HTML bulk emails from Outlook 2019 or older versions, using Easy Mail Merge.

As you probably know, Easy Mail Merge is an Outlook add-in designed to send bulk emails from Outlook. It creates separate emails for each recipient and it sends them one by one while also allowing you to personalize the email content using mail merge fields. It supports all Outlook versions, including Outlook 2019.
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Updated: March 26, 2020

How about a nice looking HTML email template that renders just fine in Outlook, Thunderbird, Gmail and all other major email client applications? Sounds pretty easy, but all email designers know how hard can it be to achieve a slick design yet still get the email to display fine across various email clients. It can be an impossible mission, if you aren’t experienced enough on designing HTML emails. But, here is a solution even for those that aren’t so familiar with the HTML email tricks.
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