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25+ Member Newsletter Tips and Ideas for Better Campaigns

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As of 2019, email marketing boasted a 4,200% return on investment —or $42 in returns for every $1 spent. So, whether you’re sending a sales email, sharing company news or promoting content, email remains a valuable way to spend your marketing dollars. 10 Membership Newsletter Best Practices.

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Keep Your Association on Track: 4 Ways to Stay Organized

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However, whether increasing non-dues revenue or new member recruitment, it’s just as important that your organization follows through with these goals. We’ve gathered four tips to help you organize your association’s key data and communications, and then keep them organized as the year progresses. Email marketing software.

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4 Email Marketing Tips Worth Embracing

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But as Marketing Land noted last month , that email drew $13 million in sales for DEC, one of the computer industry’s first large companies. The concept has gained momentum thanks to TinyLetter and has helped foster newsletter startups. It could be a way of turning outside member engagement into a form of light email marketing.

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Apple's Mail Privacy Protection Is A Help, Not a Hurdle For Email Marketers

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Email marketing has long been the preferred marketing channel for organizations but when Apple introduced Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) almost a year ago, it caused many marketers to question its future effectiveness. Since going into effect on September 20, 2021, email marketing has not come to and end.

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Need to Up Your Nonprofit Email Marketing Strategy?

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No matter how much you might personally be overwhelmed dealing with your overstuffed email inbox, nonprofit email marketing is still one of the most powerful ways to reach your members, donors, and audience. Even better for non-profits: for every $1 spent on email marketing, organizations get an average return of $42.

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Four Ways Psychology and Email Marketing Tie Into Each Other

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Like other forms of communication, email is meant to connect with people—which means you have to appeal to your audience’s state of mind. Before hitting send on that next message, consider how psychology plays a role in these four email-marketing elements: Frequency. Think the hues in your email designs are just for aesthetics?

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25+ Member Newsletter Tips and Ideas for Better Campaigns

MemberClicks

As of 2019, email marketing boasted a 4,200% return on investment —or $42 in returns for every $1 spent. So, whether you’re sending a sales email, sharing company news or promoting content, email remains a valuable way to spend your marketing dollars. 10 Membership Newsletter Best Practices.