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7 Things to think about when launching a Newsletter

Josh S Peters

Home About eBooks Social Media and Internet Marketing Speaking Twitter Says You Are Here: Home » Social Media » 7 Things to think about when launching a Newsletter 7 Things to think about when launching a Newsletter Written on December 28, 2009 by Josh Peters in Social Media 8 Comments - Leave a comment! What do you think?

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Social Media Informer

Sherrilynne Starkie

Regular readers of this blog may notice a new widget featured in the right margin. Click here to start to receive my newsletter. Social Media Informer is now featuring content from sherrilynnestarkie.com. I’m honoured to be included. Related posts: RSS is easy to use. A right sexy solution. VISIT MY FACEBOOK PAGE.

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Fetching Friday – Resources Mashup, First Newsletter & Tennis Street Magic

Kikolani

This post is part of a weekly series, Fetching Friday, featuring the resources mashup, first Kikolani newsletter, and tennis street magic on kikolani.com. Create a custom list of tweets with TwitBlend – search for tweets on a topic, save them in a list, and create a widget to share on your website. The Resources Mashup.

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Link Building Tactics for Publishers

Adam Sherk

E-mail newsletters and RSS feeds. E-mail newsletters are a still a major traffic driver for many publishers and e-mail remains a powerful communication channel that isn’t going anywhere. Specific to link building, newsletters offer a great vehicle for content discovery which indirectly leads to links and social sharing.

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How to Choose a Home Page Layout for Your WordPress Website

Kikolani

For business owners seeking to build up an e-mail subscribers, their website’s home page may focus solely on a newsletter sign-up form. It may be, if your theme uses widget zones, that you can have some sections with 3 columns, some sections with 2 columns and other parts only 1 column. The blatant opt-in home page.

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SendinBlue Review – Small Business Pricing with Enterprise Features

Kikolani

Simple newsletter creation. Among these 4, the ‘Drag and Drop Newsletter builder’ is the easiest to get used to. It literally took me a few minutes to create a perfectly fine newsletter with all the widgets. I love that SendinBlue lets users drag and drop widgets wherever they want to. SMS marketing.

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Whoa! Rapportive adds Facebook Integration

SocialFish

It also has what they call Raplets, where you can set it up to integrate with other software like Batchbook (which we use for CRM), Klout (which I personally think makes no sense but I am testing this out, and maybe when they fix their algorithm it will one day make sense), Mailchimp , our preferred e-newsletter engine, and others.

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