Make email better

Litmus Live (formerly The Email Design Conference) brings the email community together to celebrate their craft and give email professionals a platform to learn, share, and grow.

Free from product pitches and meaningless hype, we’re all about content: teaching designers, marketers, and strategists how to produce emails that look great, perform well, and engage audiences. With sessions covering innovative email development techniques, responsive design, content creation, testing strategy, production processes, and more, you’ll take away tips and techniques that have immediate impact.

Who should come?

This conference is tailor-made for email geeks: marketers and designers alike will find opportunities to spark creativity, learn new techniques and connect with like-minded professionals. Regardless of whether you work for a brand, agency, ESP or you’re in the B2B or B2C realm, these conferences will leave you feeling inspired and ready to tackle your next campaign. The events are open to everyone; you don’t have to be a Litmus customer

Why Litmus Live Boston?

Home to Litmus and the first-ever Litmus Live, the Boston conference is the largest of all three events and features the most content-packed agenda. Boston offers four hands-on workshop options and two full days of triple-track sessions. Not to mention lots of opportunities to network with 600 of your fellow email geeks!

You may want to keep location, price, and content in mind when choosing which city to attend! Each location will offer a slightly different schedule and agenda; speakers and sessions will vary.

• For Boston, content will be divided into three tracks (a marketing/strategy track, a development/coding track, and an inspiration track) for the duration of the conference. Attendees may choose which track to attend, and switch at any time.
• London will have a half-day of general sessions in a single-track format followed by a full day of breakout (dual track) sessions.
• San Francisco will have a half-day of general sessions in a single-track format followed by a full day of breakout (dual track) sessions.