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Stop Putting These Six Things In Your Email Newsletter

Forbes Leadership

Here are some common pitfalls to avoid when creating email campaigns.

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Words to Avoid in Your Sales Emails and Communication!

Ascend

When you’re selling, every word you write on your website, in prospecting emails or in newsletters matters. If you say the wrong thing, you won’t get results. Sounds pretty simple, but there are some phrases I constantly see that are a total turn-off to prospects.

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5 Internal Company Newsletter Template Ideas and Examples

Vantage Circle

Although internal company newsletters are sent to your own colleagues and employees, they shouldn't be taken for granted. Company newsletters are the key to greater employee engagement. The goal of your company newsletters should be to increase employee engagement. But how do you create an engaging company newsletter?

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How To Bounce Back After Being Laid Off — Introducing Layoff Lifeline

Forbes Leadership

Layoff Lifeline is an email newsletter that brings Forbes’ expert career advice directly to your inbox. We’ve curated a 6-part series on networking, résumé guidance, interviewing tips, and more to help you stand out from a crowd of applicants and secure your next job.

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Threading the Needle of Thought Leadership | Nora DePalma

Peter Winick

So let’s talk about LinkedIn newsletters and as an example, we can put goals. Bill Sherman It doesn’t matter if you have 10,000 people subscribing to your newsletter or whatever. Times following me so you can start to look and see, particularly using the LinkedIn newsletter as an example.

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We Asked, You Answered: New Skills for Today’s Leaders

Association Now Leadership

I assist members with any problems or concerns at events or over the phone and respond to their email requests, but when it comes to making in-person conversation with our attorneys, I am at a loss. I am competing for people’s attention and interest on email all the time, so I want to be compelling but brief.

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Taking Your Employees On A Journey For Organizational Buy-In On Change

Forbes Leadership

Often, communication leaders are great at informing teams with emails, videos, social media, charts, newsletters, strategy wheels and meetings. And yet truly great communication is marked by three key elements: involve, inform and inspire employees to drive them to act.

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