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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28

Five Secrets of Success

This month we catch up with Product Experience Director, Kelly Sutter. Get the inside scoop on using WordFly like a pro. Wondering if you’ve overlooked an amazing feature? Looking for a refresh? Join us and discover the five secrets every WordFlyer must know.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

All About Unsubscribes

What happens when a valued subscriber clicks ‘mark as spam’? Where do unsubscribes go? Can you get them back? Do hard bounces work the same as opt-out? Can you ever email them again? Let’s get to the bottom of all your unsubscribe questions.

Now with Pages and the WordFly–Tessitura integration you can ask ticket holders what they would like to do with their cancelled tickets. Just send an email, create a short survey in WordFly, and all responses update back to Tessitura as a CSI. Come learn how to set it up.

The first day of spring just came and went. You didn’t notice? Huh, wonder why? Get a fresh start. If you’ve got a spare minute, why not learn how to keep your account clean and tidy. Delete old campaigns, rename, label, and organize. When your doors open, you’ll be the hero of the show!

Email is the perfect channel for this moment. It’s private, dynamic, and full of rich design and engagement opportunities. Join this session and get a few new ideas for your next campaign.

We’ve made a ton of exciting updates lately. If you haven’t had time to get up to speed with our new image editor, conditional content, Pages or several other helpful features, come take a look.

You closed your doors and sent your cancellations. Now, learn how to send automated messages for online entertainment and development opportunities.

Email is a wonderful design-centric channel for surprise and delight. Learn how you can take advantage of email to engage with your subscribers in ways other channels don’t offer.

See three case studies describing in detail how arts and culture organizations are using email to increase development, send automated reminders, and engage with audiences after a performance.

How do you run an engaging email program when your doors are closed, your staff is reduced, and you have no idea when this will be over? See how other organizations are making the most of this unusual time.