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KellyTheChef said:I use Outlook and make groups that contain my PC addresses. Since there is a limit to 99 addresses per group, I have more than one group. Then, when I am sending my newsletter, I BCC "Pampered Chef Customers Group 1", then another one to "Pampered Chef Customers Group 2", etc.
BTW, I use Tasty Tidbits for my newsletter...www.tastytidbits.net
Use my name as a reference if you buy from her!
KellyTheChef said:I use Outlook and make groups that contain my PC addresses. Since there is a limit to 99 addresses per group, I have more than one group. Then, when I am sending my newsletter, I BCC "Pampered Chef Customers Group 1", then another one to "Pampered Chef Customers Group 2", etc.
chefmelody said:I heard it mentioned at a cluster meeting that you can only send to 25 email addresses at a time, otherwise you risk being labeled as a spammer. Do you know if there's truth to this? I've just started out, so my email list is less than 25 right now, but still, it'd be nice to know.
[email protected] said:I'm not exactly computer savvy, so the idea of of a group yahoo account scares me. I got as far as creating a name for my group email and then stopped at entering email addresses.
Joy, I'm using your directions on setting this up and stopped at the part about entering 10 email addresses and then with the introductory message and the hello message. I'm just a little confused about when you send those out. Call me stupid, but I want to make sure I'm not sending all my customers a bunch of emails they don't need and I don't want them calling me pissed off. Can you help?
Thanks!
Unfortunately, AOL uses their own e-mail interface and you aren't able to pull it into Outlook. At least as far as I know. I have one account that comes through Outlook (which I MUCH prefer) and also have an AOL account which doesn't. AOL's mail interface, to me, is cumbersome.DeeisPampered said:Does outlook go out as an attachment? And how do I use Outlook if I have AOL. I know it is here on the computer, but I have never used it. Just wondering how it works.
pamperedchristine said:How do you use gmail with outlook? I subscribe to byrequest for my newsletters, but gmail won't forward along the pictures! I haven't been able to send out the last 2 months because of this
Any help would be great!
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question as it depends on your specific business and audience. However, a general rule of thumb is to send a newsletter at least once a month to stay in touch with your customers and keep them engaged. You can also send newsletters more frequently if you have important updates or promotions to share.
One way to build your subscriber list is to offer a sign-up form on your website or social media pages. You can also collect email addresses at in-person events or through a giveaway. It's important to always get permission from individuals before adding them to your newsletter list.
Your newsletters should include a mix of promotional content, such as new products or special offers, as well as informative and engaging content that provides value to your subscribers. This could include recipes, tips and tricks, or behind-the-scenes looks at your business.
Most email marketing platforms offer analytics and reporting tools that allow you to track metrics such as open rates, click-through rates, and subscriber engagement. You can use this data to evaluate the success of your newsletters and make adjustments as needed.
Yes, many email marketing platforms offer the ability to segment your subscriber list and send personalized newsletters to different groups. This can help you tailor your content to better resonate with specific demographics or interests within your audience.