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5. Your newsletter comes from some nonsensical address

A newsletter coming from an email address like this — connect@companyname.com — is a huge NAY!!!!!

Doesn’t matter whether it’s just a simple marketing email or a well-curated newsletter, at the end of the day it’s a human who is going to read it. Therefore, it is important to build a connection and that can be done when the actual writer sends the email.

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1. Your newsletter is boring

It seems that you’re not sure what to write.

But then an email has to go out every week, right? So, you ended up sending a product update and what’s going on at your company.

I really don't want to read that.

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3. The advertisements are irritating

Understandably, advertisements are a good source of revenue for companies.

But pal, is it fair to add ad banners on the top, in the middle, at the bottom – basically everywhere?

No, I suppose!

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4. You are using the wrong tool

Many people believe that it doesn’t matter what tool you choose for your email marketing campaigns if your content is top-notch.

But let me tell you something — this isn’t the complete truth.

The right email marketing tool is just as important. Because you need to keep your email list...

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6. It’s written to everyone, not to me

When I started reading your newsletter, I had this strong feeling that it’s a single copy with little to no effort.

What I mean by that is that your entire email list is receiving the same email; only the “first_name” gets changed.

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The Outlook

The secret behind successful newsletters lies in proper planning. And if you are passionate about improving the quality of your newsletter, then you should start working on it.

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2. It was all about YOU and not about ME

Why are you talking so much about your company? I know about your company and maybe that’s the reason I subscribed to your newsletter.

But the “YOU” factor is getting too much to handle.

What about my preferences? You didn’t think of considering what actually I would like to read?

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whattheharsh

Content Marketing Specialist and Blogger

So you’ve started a newsletter, huh? Well, good for you! But before you do anything else, I think there’s a little something you should know. Most newsletters SUCK. They are often ineffective and suck at converting.

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