-without it showing a lot of attachments… and so it is still able to be read via Blackberry… ? Any suggestions?
email newsletter
I will have a job interview at a graphic design and marketing agency soon. A question. How much does it cost and How many hours does it take to develop an
1. E-catalogue for a professional company
2. a professional website for a midsize company, small agency
3. a professional newsletter…
This should also involve the development and strategy finding….
Now I just wanted to know what ideas you guys would have in including in the newsletter (other than info regarding loans, cars, and realty) that would give the client a less business-like feel to the newsletter.
For instance, we’re thinking of adding a part where we can list the names of clients whose birthdays fall during that months issue, maybe a quote of the day, a recipe, a true life story… I don’t know, that’s about the extent of it. I need help in thinking of other creative touches to put in a newsletter that doesnt want to be all-business but to make it more engaging for our clients by making it a little personal.
I have a REALLY hard time agreeing with that perspective and told her so, but I also couldn’t really articulate why I felt so strongly about it. What would you do? If you had a coworker or a customer say they didn’t want something to look so professional, what would you say to convince them otherwise?
To me, her approach looked sloppy, disorganized and was difficult to read. Other than telling her the blunt truth about the design, how could I have persuaded her to see that a clean, polished design is the better way to go?
Any help would be appreciated.
e-marketing