This is a summary of an article written by Martin Lieberman, Constant Contact Managing Editor. Read the full article at Constant Contact’s Learning Center. In these days of increasingly more emails in one’s Inbox, competition for them being read is at an all-time high. You can have the greatest, most relevant content in your emails, but if no one opens them, then it all goes to waste. Here are five ways to ensure that your … Continue reading →

You’re always looking for new ways to build your list right? Well now you can build it anytime, anywhere, on any mobile device. Go Mobile with Text-to-Join, a fast, easy, and free way to grow your Constant Contact contact list. Just sign-up, get your own personal keyword, then share it everywhere. It allows folks to easily send you their email addresses via text. After that, you’re set – you can promote through print ads, signs … Continue reading →

This month, for the first time in awhile, we won’t receive our monthly residual income check from Constant Contact. Our account fell below the minimum that would trigger a check. Of course, we’ll receive the reimbursement eventually, but it got me thinking about the way I offer service. If people open (or transfer) their Constant Contact e-newsletter accounts under mine, I receive a few cents each month for each email address on their mailing list. … Continue reading →

You don’t have to fill your newsletters all by yourself. Many business owners and nonprofit managers don’t consider themselves writers. Nevertheless, they understand the value of content-rich newsletters being delivered to their customers, members, and prospects. Here are some suggestions for easy newsletter content: Link articles of interest Republish articles (with permission) Answer questions Promote area events If the content you share resonates with your readers and gets them to engage with you, then your … Continue reading →