How to Write Newsletters That Get Opened, Read and Clicked
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Uniquely desirable benefit or outcome for user
Expressed succinctly
Expressed memorably
Expressed specifically
Now, your value prop doesn’t necessarily need to be expressed
succinctly unless you plan to use it as a tagline for your newsletter
or a headline for the newsletter sign-up page. It does, however,
need to communicate what wonderful outcome you offer the
subscriber that s/he can’t find elsewhere. This isn’t an easy task.
That’s why most newsletters have no raison d’etre and, thus, low
engagement. Your customers can tell when you aren’t offering them
anything valuable.