FeedMail
FeedMail lets you send the most up-to-date information directly to your client's inboxes; it changes your latest RSS news feeds into email newsletters. So, all you have to do is choose which feeds you'd like to publish, either from your blog or website, and an email will be sent to your subscribers on a regular basis - you choose the sending schedule. This is yet another way to communicate with your readers. Either use GraphicMail's provided templates, or create your own XML templates.
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If you already have a blog or website that you regularly update, and you want to extend your reach (and increase your audience), but don't necessarily have time time to craft and send email newsletters - use FeedMail. This feature will automatically fetch new content from your site and send it to readers based on your scheduling preferences.
So what is an RSS feed? RSS stands for Real Simple Syndication and, for our purposes here, it just provides you with a list of new content, a description of that content and links to the complete articles. All you have to do is create a "Feed" link on your site and encourage readers to sign up. By opening up another method of communication, you are showing readers that they have a choice in how they access your content. It builds subscriber loyalty.
Your GraphicMail account includes 5 free RSS templates for you to choose from. FeedMail automatically situates your content into the templates you select. However, if you are an experienced web designer, you can create your own XML template. FeedMail isn't solely for blog content, you can also publish your social feeds from Facebook or Twitter. Perhaps you'd like to use it to send notifications about upcoming events, such as the arrival or new stock or the beginning of a sale.
Use GraphicMail's report and tracking features with FeedMail. Our list subscription management tool also works in conjunction with FeedMail. You'll be able to see how all facets of your email marketing campaign are running.