Learn the Importance of a Newsletter for Your Business – And How to Create One!
Written by: FFT Webmaster | March 17th, 2011
Why You Need a Newsletter:
Why You Need a Newsletter Generating traffic to your website is like generating revenue and it should be the first priority to building a successful online business. Without traffic, you won’t have customers. Without customers, you won’t earn revenue. Unfortunately a new visitor may not purchase on their first visit. So, how do you get them to return to your site? There are two obvious methods for securing return visits.
Writing a Newsletter for Your Business:
Newsletters can be an excellent marketing tool as they can be used to promote the products and services provided by a business. A good business newsletter can help to increase business and to make a sell. If you’re stumped on how to write an effective newsletter for your business, then consider utilizing the following strategies.
Before you produce the newsletter, you need to determine its purpose. Ask yourself who you’re writing the newsletter for. Since we’re talking about business newsletters, chances are that your readers are customers and potential customers. You want to cater your newsletter specifically to them.
PHPKode Newsletter X 1.1 Released:
PHPKode Newsletter X is now updated to 1.1 version after two months tests. Thanks for everyone’s generous feedback. In the latest version, Any bugs reported have been fixed, three new features have been added too.
PHPKode Newsletter X is a web-based, easy-to-use PHP newsletter software and email marketing software created to manage your mailing list and start your email marketing campaigns.
It is easy to integrate into any website to help you keep constant contact with subscribers and customers.
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