| All Star Award for The Leather District Gourmet Newsletter |
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| Wednesday, 10 March 2010 21:57 |
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I'm thrilled to have been given an Email Marketing All Star Award by Constant Contact, my newsletter vendor!
Constant Contact measures several data points that reflect "continued commitment to following best practices... accounts qualified for this special status by meeting all of the following standards of excellence during the entire year of 2009: [Because I believe in full transparency, my stats are here, in brackets.]
Here's a screenshot of the last one:
The Leather District Gourmet Newsletter is free - private (I'll never share your info) - and a fun way to keep track of what I'm writing about and where. Live links will take you to recent Nourish Network posts, Gourmet Food columns and more. Learn about new cookbooks I'm reviewing, get recipes, and find out about contests or giveaways. ? Click here to sign up, it's quick and easy. You'll go to a simple form, add your email address and you're in! Because I'm always looking to improve...I want this to be what you need and want it to be! Please drop a comment here and tell me:
The best suggestion will win a $20 gift card to Powell's Bookstore, click here to browse the books on my bookshelf. I'll give you a shout out in the next newsletter, too. Second best suggestion gets a cookbook from my review copies (a great bunch!)
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written by Seth Resler , March 11, 2010
Congratulations - great to see social media working for foodies!
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written by David Dadekian , March 12, 2010
In all honesty, even though I read the site and follow you on Twitter, newsletters are great when they are monthly and tell what's going on in the coming month. For example, I wish I knew you were in New Haven on Saturday in advance in a newsletter which would sit in my inbox in case I missed it on Twitter or something.
David
written by Jacqueline , March 12, 2010
Thanks for the comment! Sorry about New Haven I didn't even know a month in advance on that one, but I get your point. What about a limited email news flash that was just a quick hits of upcoming items once a month, then a fuller email with general updates, links to articles 8-10x a year?
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written by David Dadekian , March 12, 2010
A once a month calendar would be a great idea, in addition to the general newsletter on a more fluid schedule.
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