This is the third post in our series on Email Errors. Be sure to check out our first two on attachments and subject lines.
Newsletters have been a part of ministry for as long as I can remember in various forms. Today, many churches have stopped producing printed newsletters to be mailed via USPS in favor of email newsletters. The benefits are stark. Less expense. Easier to produce. And easier to disseminate greater amounts of information to a larger audience.
With all the benefits of email newsletters there are plenty of ways that newsletters can be mishandled. Today we’ll address seven errors people make with their email newsletters.
