eNews Builder Bulletin

April 28, 2009

April 2009 Bulletin

VOL. 2009 ISSUE 2

How do I do that?

Creating a Place for Your Subscribe Box
As email clients begin disabling the forms that a potential subscriber could use to sign up, it becomes more important to have a specific place to bring them other than your cover page. One option is to create a special article that automatically appears in all issues, and then create a link to that article on the cover. Click the link below to learn how.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What format will subscribers receive by default:
HTML or Plain Text?
If not otherwise specified, the format preference for each subscriber is "Unknown". This means when the newsletter email is sent it is delivered using a multi-part format that includes both a plain text and an HTML version.
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How do I set up an automatic responder when someone subscribes to my newsletter?
When someone subscribes to your newsletter, you can have the system immediately send back a welcome message. This email can be a plain text message that you define for this purpose, a specifically designed issue of your newsletter, or it can be the current, most recent issue.
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Best Practices

Using Web Forms in E-Mail
Many e-newsletters depend on surveys and subscribe boxes as a major part of their newsletter design and functionality. However more recently some new security features in mail clients are popping up which can interfere with these web forms. This month we will discuss what can happen and what you can do to minimize it’s affect on your subscribers.
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How Much Is Too Much (E-mail)?
Never before has it been so easy to publish information to so many people in so short a time. It's so quick and easy, it can even be dangerous. Ever wonder if you are sending too much e-mail? Or, are you sending enough? Here are a few "rules of thumb" you can use.
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