Missed ENewsletters? Reach Out to Your Customers with a Postcard

[raebates]

I had a few of this month's ENewsletters bounce back. I decided that it might be a good idea to contact those customers, so I created a postcard. Here's what it says:

Oops!​

I tried emailing you my latest newsletter, but the email bounced back. Has your email changed? Did you remove me from an approved list? I’d hate for you to miss out on any of the great upcoming specials.If you want to continue to receive my monthly ENewsletter, you can email me at:

[my email address]​

That will give me your current email. Also, make sure you add my address to your list, so your system won’t think I’m trying to spam you.If you’d rather receive a paper copy of the newsletter via USPS, you can give me a call at ###-###-####. Of course, if you’d prefer not to receive the newsletter at all, you don’t have to do a thing.

Have a wonderfully pampered day!
Rae Bates
Your Independent Consultant with the Pampered Chef​

Feel free to adapt it for your own use.

 

[Bren706]

Thanks for sharing, Rae! I have a handful of e-mail addresses that have bounced back and was looking for a way to contact those folks.

 

[raebates]

My pleasure. I figure this gives them the opportunity to correct my info if they want, or to gracefully step away from my newsletter. It's only happened a couple of other times, and I just called my customers when it happened.On the other hand, if hoards of customers start dropping my newsletter, I'll do my best to find out why.