Teams rely on Mailchimp to send newsletters, manage audiences, and measure performance. It’s the execution layer where newsletters reach the inbox and results are tracked. Before anything is sent, newsletters go through a preparation phase. Content is assembled, layouts are finalized, editorial deci...
For many teams, newsletters and websites have lived in separate worlds. You publish a post on your WordPress site, then copy the link, image, and summary into Letterhead to share it with your readers. Over time, that manual work adds up, especially if you run multiple channels or sites, making it in...
When engagement dips or delivery questions come up, you need facts, not guesses. Jumping between reports, exports, and ESP dashboards wastes time and rarely gives you the full story. Most teams end up piecing together data from multiple tools, hoping to reconstruct what actually happened. It’s slow,...
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Keeping your subscribers informed and excited about upcoming events is crucial, but manually compiling details to share can be a hassle. Luckily, there's a simple solution – integrate your Evvnt calendar with your newsletters! In this post, we'll explore how a tool like Evvnt can help you seamlessly...
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Creating quality newsletters takes time. You likely spend countless hours manually searching and compiling articles and promotions. But what if you could automate and simplify this process? Letterhead's curation tools empower you to work smarter, not harder, when making newsletters. Here are 5 key f...
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Teams rely on Mailchimp to send newsletters, manage audiences, and measure performance. It’s the execution layer where newsletters reach the inbox and results are tracked. Before anything is sent, newsletters go through a preparation phase. Content is assembled, layouts are finalized, editorial decisions are reviewed, and monetized placements are approved, often across multiple people and tools. This is the phase Letterhead was built for.
For many teams, newsletters and websites have lived in separate worlds.
When engagement dips or delivery questions come up, you need facts, not guesses. Jumping between reports, exports, and ESP dashboards wastes time and rarely gives you the full story. Most teams end up piecing together data from multiple tools, hoping to reconstruct what actually happened. It’s slow, frustrating, and erodes confidence in your metrics. That’s why we built Activity Log to be a single, searchable record of every subscriber interaction. Each open, click, bounce, and unsubscribe is captured with a timestamp and linked to the exact newsletter it came from.
Keeping your subscribers informed and excited about upcoming events is crucial, but manually compiling details to share can be a hassle.
Creating quality newsletters takes time. You likely spend countless hours manually searching and compiling articles and promotions. But what if you could automate and simplify this process?
