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How to create an e-newsletter |
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| Training Provider | Learn-Skills |
Assessment
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Quizzes & Final Exam |
| Location |
learnskills.org |
Qualification |
Certificate of Completion
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| Method |
Asynchronous Self-paced
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Eligibility | Open |
| Cost | 90 EUR | |
 E-newsletters are not about quick sales or blasting out information. There about building relationships with clients,stakeholders, funders and as a consequence increasing revenue or creating awareness of your organisations objectives.
They are a powerful marketing and communication tool. The objective of this workshop is to empower you to create and send your e-newsletter. Using theory, video and applied learning you will create and send a sample e-newsletter in the final part of the workshop.
When used effectively and with permission e-newsletters will -
- grow relationships with and retain clients
- acquire new clients
- communicate with funders, stakeholders, donors and supporters
- create brand awareness of your organisation
- put your organisation front of mind when people are making decisions about purchasing services, providing funding or responding to an issue
- reduce communication costs
- increase revenue
- position you and your organisation as specialists in a particular area
- be measurable, though responses to calls 2 action, open and click through rates you can measure the success of your e-newsletter campaign
This course covers the following topics -
- The principles of email marketing
- Identifying your target audience
- Communicating your message
- Building the client email list
- Data protection & email best practice
- Growing, segmenting & targeting
- Subscribe forms and welcome emails
- Choosing a design for your e-newsletter
- Publishing software options
- Your e-newsletter look, feel & layout
- The title
- Content
- Pre-headers
- Editing and uploading content
- Sourcing, editing and uploading photographs
- Setting up your e-newsletter account
- Creating your e-newsletter
- Sending your e-newsletter
- Scheduling & frequency
- Measuring Readership
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