Presented by the St. Joseph Metro Chamber, the Northwest Missouri State University's Small Business and Technology Development Center, and the Institute for Industrial and Applied Life Sciences.
10 Best Practices to "Rev Up Your Relationships, Referrals, & Revenues" with Email Marketing
Presented by Paige Cahill, Constant Contact
In just a few short hours, this information-packed seminar will show you how email marketing -can help you get results. Discover how communicating with your customers regularly can help you stay connected, and generate increased referrals, repeat sales, and unwavering customer loyalty.
There will be a live demo on how to create your first email marketing campaign with Constant Contact. This seminar will help you create your first email campaign - we'll provide tips, techniques, and strategies to you while we guide you through the tools and features in Constant Contact. This seminar is great for beginners that want to know how to start creating an email marketing campaign for their business or non-profit.
You will learn...
- What email marketing "is" and "is not"
- Why businesses are using email marketing today
- The " do's" and "don'ts" of email marketing
- Best email practices to help you create successful email campaigns
- How to get your emails opened
- How a email service provider can make your life simpler
- Tips on crafting up content for your email campaigns
- Learn from your results and reporting
- Create your first email in Constant Contact
- Work with graphics (import, size, and link)
- Add, edit, and format text
- Modify your email template (color, blocks, and spell check)
- Schedule and send your email
- Learn how to setup your email to help you go and grow your social
- Insert attachments, YouTube, social media buttons
- Add or Import your contacts or customer names
NOTE: This is NOT a hands-on computer seminar. No computers are needed.
Free, no lunch will be served.
8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Thursday, August 29
St. Joseph Metro Chamber
3003 Frederick Ave.
RSVP today. 20 or more participants required to hold the class.