If Jesus, Moses, the Buddha, or Mohammed sent you a boring email newsletter, statistics say your first impulse is to press DELETE.
Of course, they would never send an email newsletter because they know better. An email that tells a clear story in a personal voice is way more powerful.
I just made an instructional video to help people like you learn how to send great email. In a quick 5 minutes, I present the top 10 tips to write emails that keep your audience engaged and active — like the one you're reading now.
Whether you’re a pastor organizing volunteers, a multi-million dollar foundation updating your list, or a grassroots organizer inviting your neighbors to an action, this video will help you get your message out.
Social media has changed the way we communicate—but email is still the Number One way to talk to your constituents and get folks involved in your work. It’s this fundamental principle that we put into practice at Groundswell.
Why should you watch this video in particular? I have over a decade writing emails with impact on behalf of organizations with thousands and even millions of supporters on their email list. I do this work because I want to leave a better world for my children — and I know it will take all of us better communicating our prophetic vision of love and justice.
The video is just 5 minutes, and I promise you’ll learn something.
Change it up with my 10 Tips for Awesome Email — just $1 to rent.
Happy emailing!
Sincerely,
Isaac Luria
Director, Groundswell
P.S. We’re planning to do more instructional videos like this — and we’d love your thoughts on what you’d like to see. Just click reply to this message and let us know. Thanks!
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