Newsletters
Wish Design has teamed up with MailChimp to provide newsletter and email campaign management.
Big name MailChamp users include such names as Intel, Staples, Firefox, Cannon and even the White House Inaugural Committee.
With email newsletters you can build and develop strong relationships with existing customers and market your product or services more cost effectively.
How successful are Wish Design email campaigns and newsletters?
Email newsletters and campaigns offer the ability to track on an individual level who opened your emails, who clicked on what link and what content they read, not only allowing you to measure the level of interest readers have in the content you are sending them, but also how readers are responding to it. So whether you want to drive sales, build customer relationships or communicate more efficiently with staff and partners, Wish Design can provide you with an email newsletter solution that matches your exact needs.
Use Google Analytics to analyse your success.
If you use Google Analytics (and you should be!) a tracking code can be added to your email campaign links so you can see exactly how many visits, conversions, and sales were generated from your newsletter campaign. And it’s all summed up succinctly in your Google Analytics reports.
If you wish, Wish Design can configure MailChimp to complete the circle by pulling this data from Google Analytics and inserting it right back into your email campaign reports, so you can instantly see the Return on Your Investment (ROI) of your email newsletter campaigns.
Email Authentication
Embed the same code into your email headers that the largest corporations and financial institutions use to prove their emails are not forgeries, so they don't get blocked by overly suspicious filters.
Email authentication can help your email marketing campaigns look more reputable, which helps your deliver-ability to the inbox. So Wish Design and MailChimp support multiple authentication methods to cover all bases.
Ever get an email that claims it's from your bank, or eBay, or PayPal? It actually looked pretty real, but it turned out to be a forgery? That's the problem with email: it was originally created to be an extremely easy way to communicate, but it also happens to be extremely easy to forge. Authentication is a way to prove an email is not forged.
