How Can I Send a Flyer By Email Without Attaching It?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses various methods for sending a flyer via email without attaching it as a file. Participants share their experiences and seek advice on how to effectively include flyers in emails.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses difficulty with technology and seeks help on how to embed a flyer in an email.
  • Another participant suggests using Outlook's "Send To" feature to include recipients in the BCC field.
  • One user inquires about options for using Hotmail to achieve the same goal.
  • A participant mentions that using an email server like i-contact may be necessary for embedding images directly in emails.
  • One participant questions whether people will open an attachment if they have to include the flyer that way.
  • Another participant notes that many people may disregard attachments due to concerns about computer viruses or simply not wanting to open them.
  • A participant shares their personal experience with email marketing, indicating that consistent advertising can lead to bookings and recruitment.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best method to send flyers via email, and there is no clear consensus on whether people will open attachments.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding email communication and marketing strategies.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ways to effectively communicate with their customer base via email may find the shared experiences helpful.

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Okay I may have mentioned before that I am not very computer smart! So I have a question...I have found a flyer (I think on here) for a Special Halloween Savings, and have changed the info to what it needs to be. Now I wanted to save money on printing and postage and just email them to my customer base. But How do I attach my flyer in the email without actually making it an attachment they have to then open? Is it possible to have it just in the actual email like a picture???? I know I get these all the time from people, I just can't figure out how to do this! If anyone could help I would be very grateful!!! TIA
 
If you click File and then Send To and Mail Recipient. It'll open up in Outlook (are you using outlook?) and you can put the recipients in the bcc field.
I hope that makes sense!
Amy
 
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i have hotmail...any ideas on how to do it with that???
 
You pretty much have to have an e-mail server like i-contact to do what you are wanting to do. And then you should actually design it in that program. I know in AOL you can attach a .jpg or .bmp as an attachment that they open or insert it into the actual text of an e-mail message (smaller & not as good of a quality to see/read). But I'm not sure that the free servers like hotmail, yahoo, etc. allow you to do that. Sorry!!!
 
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oh darn! i was really hoping to do that! okay so here is another question...if i had add my flyer as an attachment, do you think people will open it? or do you think people will just dismiss it?
 
Many people will disregard it. Sorry! There's a lot of people out there that just won't take the time to open an attachment. Then you have a few who have a phobia about computer viruses and refuse to open most attachments, even those from family members.I procrastinated on doing a newsletter and/or signing up with an e-mail server. I finally broke down & did my first one at the beginning of August. It's already paying off with bookings & one past host who signed as a recruit last month. :D Advertising and keeping your name in front of them is EVERYTHING. I was rear-ended 2 nights ago and am worried that they won't re-use the same glass in the hatchback that has my PC advertising!!! LOL How sad is that???
 

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I send a flyer by email without attaching it?

You can send a flyer by embedding it directly in the body of your email. This can be done by copying the content of the flyer and pasting it into the email, or by using an email marketing service that allows you to create visually appealing emails with images and text.

What tools can I use to create an email flyer?

There are several tools available for creating email flyers, such as Canva, Mailchimp, or Constant Contact. These platforms allow you to design your flyer and then provide options to send it directly through email without needing to attach it.

Can I use images in my email flyer?

Yes, you can use images in your email flyer. Make sure to upload the images to your email service or host them online, then insert them into the email body. This will help make your flyer visually appealing and engaging.

What format should I use for my email flyer?

For the best results, use HTML format for your email flyer. This allows for better formatting, including images, colors, and fonts, making your flyer more attractive to recipients.

How can I ensure my email flyer looks good on different devices?

To ensure your email flyer looks good on various devices, use responsive design techniques. Most email marketing services provide templates that automatically adjust to different screen sizes, ensuring your flyer is readable on both desktop and mobile devices.

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