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How to Write an Effective Email Newsletter

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A few years ago, I was tasked with reviving a declining company newsletter. First, the newsletter was split into two separate publications. The other version - the prospect newsletter - was designed primarily to appeal to prospects, although existing customers were welcome to sign up. How did that happen?

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Email Newsletters vs. Blogs

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When WebMarketCentral was first launched, the plan was to offer an associated newsletter. E-newsletters were, not so many years ago, a clever and unique idea (good newsletters anyway). Just a few short years later, email newsletters are beyond ubiquitous. After careful consideration, this ain't gonna happen.

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Email Campaign, Newsletter and Banner Ad Click-Through Rates (CTR)

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It can be challenging to find current statistics, but based on several studies, these are typical CTR ranges for email newsletter ads, email campaigns (blasts or internally-produced enewsletters), and banner ads. The average CTR for industry trade newsletter ads is 7-8% of "openers," or 2-3% of all recipients.

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ingage: Newsletter Marketing with a Twist

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Check out this newsletter from marketing agency ingage (yes, with a small "i"). Interesting enough, but what sets this publication apart from every other marketing newsletter is that ingage has used its own interactive publishing tool to produce it.

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Email Newsletters vs. Blogs Part 2

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My post several weeks ago about the emergence of blogs and the decline of the e-newsletter drew a thoughtful comment from Monty Loree of Express Marketing. While that's indusputable, my point was that you don't need a traditional email newsletter to accomplish that task.

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Vyatta - Extremely Creative B2B Marketing

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Someone recently forwarded me the Vyatta newsletter. The newsletter is nicely put together, with important news at the top (they get PR), a silly but probably effetive free offer about half way down on the right side (they get humor) and links to their Facebook and LinkedIn groups (they get social networking).

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WMC Interviews: Alan Douglas

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Briefings offers newsletters, videos, reports and tip books to help professionals sharpen their workplace skills, improve productivity and become a more effective team player and leader. Last week I caught up with Alan Douglas, president of Douglas Publications and the Briefings Publishing Group.