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Four steps to successful email newsletters

By Mark Pack | Sat 3rd September 2011 - 9:46 am

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Autumn is traditionally the season why many local councillors and would-be councillor start thinking about sorting out their online activity ahead of next spring’s elections. It’s certainly a good item on the to-do list as leaving it all till after Christmas is leaving it all rather late. So as the weather is distinctively autumnal, here are four tips to make your use of email lists more effective:

Of course, email newsletters should be part of a wider, integrated plan to make good use of the internet.

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One Comment

George W. Potter 3rd Sep '11 - 2:42pm

Thanks so much for gathering all these links in one place – I intend to make full use of the tips when our borough elections next roll round and it’s really convenient to only have to bookmark one page 🙂

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