E-Newsletters for Nonprofits

Date: 5 September, 2012

This live, collaborative and hands-on training will provide nonprofits a better understanding of how to start an email newsletter or incorporate best practices into a current email newsletter.

Registration is limited, so please register early. See you there!

The hour long discussion will be lead by participants’ needs. Topics may include: setting up an email newsletter service for a nonprofit, email newsletter best practices, creating an email message calendar, and tracking email analytics.

This discussion based training will help you plan out your end of year messages to fundraise or incorporate best practices into a current email newsletter.

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Please bring a laptop if you have one. If not, let us know and we can provide you one for the day.

Perfect for nonprofit or community-based staff who are working on online communications at their nonprofit!

Space is limited, so Register now.

When?

Wednesday, September 5, 2012
12pm to 1pm

Where?

San Francisco Nonprofit Technology Center
1370 Mission Street
4th floor San Francisco, CA 94103

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