Comments on: Where does content come from? http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/2009-06/where-does-content-come-from/ Getting the best out of your physiotherapy clinic website Mon, 12 Dec 2011 01:45:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yalcin http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/2009-06/where-does-content-come-from/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Yalcin Wed, 13 Jan 2010 03:49:22 +0000 http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/?p=246#comment-13 Richard, each month we add at least 5 pages of new content to our clients' sites; one new page per section in the Member Articles library. We then compose an email newsletter with summaries of each new page with links directly back to our clients' websites to continue reading. So if you have a PhysioPulse website, your members (subscribers) would receive one email sent by us, but using your nominated sender email address and name - so to the recipient, it looks like it was sent and signed off by you. Of course, if you need these emails modified before being sent, you can do so. This way, you can add a custom signature or include a special offer each month. Also, if you prefer that we don't send your members these monthly newsletters, just let us know. You can also use your Admin Console at any time to send your members emails of your own at any time you need. Richard, each month we add at least 5 pages of new content to our clients’ sites; one new page per section in the Member Articles library. We then compose an email newsletter with summaries of each new page with links directly back to our clients’ websites to continue reading.

So if you have a PhysioPulse website, your members (subscribers) would receive one email sent by us, but using your nominated sender email address and name – so to the recipient, it looks like it was sent and signed off by you. Of course, if you need these emails modified before being sent, you can do so. This way, you can add a custom signature or include a special offer each month. Also, if you prefer that we don’t send your members these monthly newsletters, just let us know.

You can also use your Admin Console at any time to send your members emails of your own at any time you need.

]]> By: richard http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/2009-06/where-does-content-come-from/comment-page-1/#comment-7 richard Tue, 12 Jan 2010 12:12:57 +0000 http://blog.physiopulse.com.au/?p=246#comment-7 How do you send a newsletter on my behalf? How do you send a newsletter on my behalf?

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