MailChimp's software allows users to "design, send and share newsletter templates", and it integrates with Google Analytics so that users can monitor the performance of their newsletters.
Research sleek newsletter templates and present a few ideas to your boss if your marketing emails need an upgrade.
The little that was said was broadly positive, and echoed the 'monitoring' perspective conveyed in the newsletter ("templates encourage us to get to grips with the management of microalbuminuria in diabetes and take a more aggressive stance towards blood pressure control").
You can design rich newsletters or email templates and mass send to up to 12,000 emails a month with a free account.
There were far too many outputs to mention them all, but here is a flavour of what was achieved: At Winton primary school, volunteers designed a new template for the newsletter, a flyer to distribute in the local community and revamped the website.
Set up a template for your newsletter starting with page size (US letter size or A4 are usually best).
Select a template for the email newsletter.
One of the main points being emphasized is the ability to try out your newsletter with a wide range of customizable design templates, with the content being tweaked to match each template.
It is also a frugal one that can be accomplished through printed newsletters dashed out on a word-processing template, or any number of free online solutions, like Google and Yahoo groups, as well as social networking sites like Meetup, Facebook and MeetTheNeighbors.org.org
Microsoft Word is a common choice, because they have some templates you can use, clip art to enhance the newsletter's appearance, and numerous other advantages.
