Copywriting for B2B and B2C Emarketing
The Service:
- • Consultation to establish the requirements for your company.
- • Regular newsletters/marketing emails written specifically for your company – as frequently or infrequently as you require.
- • Variable length dependent upon your needs.
- • Written to fulfill your company’s aims – sales, user interaction, conversions etc.
- • Sourcing of accompanying stock images (if required).
- • Sent in Word to be formatted and sent to your customer/client base.
For a quote, or to find out more about our newsletter and emarketing service, contact us!
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The Essentials for Successful Email Marketing
Newsletters and email marketing enable you to reach a targeted audience en mass; to keep them up to date with your company news and PR, provide them with tips and information related to your industry, or offer them incentives for their custom and loyalty. Newsletters are about giving their readers something to think about and reasons to stay subscribed; they are not about the hard sell.
With no need for SEO in a newsletter, the focus is purely on crafting words in a way that’ll ensure your recipients actually read its contents. Therefore, the kind of content that your business newsletter should include will vary, depending on your industry, and the people you are sending the letter to. Whether it’s by email or postal mail, marketing via a newsletter can be one of the most effective ways of of communicating with current and prospective customers…. if it’s done properly.
Writing a newsletter with content that’ll captivate its readers can be difficult and time-consuming. By using professional copywriting services for your email or postal marketing, you are not only freeing up your valuable time, but you are also making sure the content of your newsletter is saying everything it needs to say; and nothing that it shouldn’t.
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To find out how our emarketing and newsletter writing service can help your business, email hello@cowfish.co.uk or fill out the contact form.
"He who wants to persuade should put his trust not in the right argument, but in the right word." Joseph Conrad
