Permission-based Email Newsletters / Announcements provide updates to your client list. They can be a great way to keep them up on changes in your business, including new products for cross-selling opportunities and current discounts.

Although we can code the newsletters to go against your own database, there are commercial services we can utilize on your behalf. You provide the text for the newsletters and we can set them up and send it to you for a final look before it goes out to the masses.

Email appearance and content:

• Matches your Web site look and feel
• Includes links as needed
• Images look great
• Appropriate newsletter sections - for your business and your industry

Keep your customer up-to-date with what's new at your company.

Improve attendance at your upcoming event / trade show.

Easy, inexpensive way to let your customers know about a special offer or discount.

Write a helpful article and include a snippit of it in your newsletter and link to the full article on your Web site. Great way to help customers (information in the article) and encourage more search engine indexing (article on your Web site).

Obvious sales benefit - great exposure - invite your customers to pass the email along to others that might be interested.

We will work together to establish a set format to be reutilized with each newsletter. It will pick up your branding. Once this is created, it is just a matter of bringing in new information for each section with each new newsletter. At that point, we can do subsequent newsletters for you (and send to you for approval before going to the masses) or you can do them. We'll teach you how, if you prefer to do them yourself. But it is always best to delegate what is not your strength!

Blogs are another alternative to delivering your messages but newsletters don't have to be monitored. Both potentially create goodwill and sales and are very price effective.

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