...
A purple and blue watercolor painting on a white background, featuring graphic design elements.

Email newsletter design

Can somebody send one newsletter for me

One newsletter, designed, built, tested, and sent. No monthly platform to keep paying for afterwards.

You get a newsletter that lands looking right on a phone, plus the template to keep for next time. What happened afterwards comes back in plain English, not a wall of charts.

What does a one-off email newsletter design get me

The design matters less than who you are sending it to. A tidy list of people who asked to hear from you beats a fat list of addresses scraped off old invoices, and a bought list gets you blocked rather than read. Work on one thing to say per email. The subject line does most of the heavy lifting, so it deserves more thought than the header picture. It will mostly be read on a phone, so it gets built to run down one narrow column under a thumb, and it gets tested on real handsets before it goes anywhere. The unsubscribe link and the small print stay in, because that is what keeps you the right side of the rules. Afterwards you find out who clicked and what they clicked on, which tells you more about your customers than anything else in there does.

Questions people actually ask

My list is just a spreadsheet, is that alright

Fine, as long as those people agreed to hear from you. It gets tidied, duplicates stripped out, and imported, and you are told about any addresses that look like trouble.

What on earth do I write about

One thing you would tell a customer standing in front of you. A job you finished, something changing next month, an offer with an end date. Not everything you have ever done.

Can I send the next one myself

That is the idea. The account goes in your name, the template stays in it, and you swap the words and pictures when you want to send again.

What will it cost

Depends what you want, so ask. Ring 01823 242424 or email info@reor.co.uk, tell us what you need, and you get a price. One job, one price, done.

Contact us today for DIGITAL excellence

A girl with glasses is holding a laptop for a marketing agency.

Get a quote