Hey @BennettR4, thanks for sharing! I love the layout and branding you have achieved with your email; it's visually appealing and looks like a professional has created it.
Strengths:
- Comprehensive Updates: the email provides a thorough update on various aspects, including leadership changes, events, and prayer requests. ✔️
- Engaging Content: the newsletter includes personal messages and highlights from the Director, which helps build a connection with readers. ✔️
Suggestions:
- Your images are effective, consider making key images clickable to drive engagement. They could link to the same place as your "Read More" buttons.
- Consider making CTAs "Give" and "Serve" more prominent with larger, contrasting buttons.
That's all I persoanlly have to offer. I think it's a very effective newsletter. Hope these suggestions help!
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@BennettR4 I agree with @Chris-S's suggestions and I also have these comments:
-I love the fun vibe you have achieved with this.
-I love how short it is. Even though you handle a few topics, they don't have to scroll. You are effectively using the "read more" buttons, kudos on that.
-Since your email isn't super long, explore dragging the featured images in each section (or at least the top and bottom) to be full screen. This gives a big beautiful vibrant immersive feel to the photos especially for important items like introducing a new program director. Keep in mind these all stack and go full screen on mobile automatically so can't hurt to make a copy of your build and take a look at it on desktop with that larger photo approach.
-Consider having you social buttons at the top as well
-Consider also embedding elements that allow the viewer to share - "share on social" and "forward to friend" are amazing ways to help spread and grow awareness and financial support for important nonprofits.
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