We Miss You email examples & ideas

To inspire art collectors to explore and purchase curated prints and editions by highlighting featured artists and exclusive works, while reinforcing trust through Artsy’s buyer guarantees and collection-selling services.

The email strategically opens with a bold, emotionally resonant hero image paired with artist names to immediately signal prestige and exclusivity, drawing in collectors who value curated, museum-quality editions.

By featuring both price points and direct purchase links beneath each artwork, the campaign reduces friction and leverages visual hierarchy to guide collectors from discovery to decision without overwhelming them with options.

Add a subtle countdown timer or limited-edition badge near high-value works like Helen Frankenthaler’s $17,000 piece to create urgency and elevate perceived scarcity without disrupting the clean layout. • Reposition the 'Sell Art from Your Collection' banner higher in the flow, perhaps after the hero section, to better balance acquisition and retention messaging, especially for existing collectors who may also want to sell.

The email aims to drive immediate attendance to a live virtual summit by creating urgency and highlighting influential speakers and brand partners. It positions the event as a must-attend opportunity for eCommerce professionals seeking industry insights.

The email leverages social proof by prominently featuring recognizable brand logos and speaker headshots, instantly signaling credibility and value to the target audience without needing lengthy explanations.

Using a bold, time-sensitive subject line with an emoji and the word '¡En VIVO!' creates immediate FOMO, compelling recipients to act now rather than defer engagement with the event.

Add a countdown timer or live indicator near the CTA to reinforce urgency and remind users the event is actively streaming, reducing hesitation to click. • Include a brief bullet list of key takeaways or session topics under the speaker grid to clarify value beyond brand names, helping undecided users justify attending.