I’ve heard a lot of talk lately about the United States Postal Service shutting down different branches/locations and eliminating deliveries on Saturday. I can’t say that I’m entirely surprised to hear this. Since its arrival on the scene, email has continually been taking a bite out of the market that used to be handled exclusively by the USPS. For this reason, it’s more important than ever to be utilizing an email marketing campaign.

I’ve talked before about an email marketing newsletter being part of your website marketing Hat Trick. There are countless uses for an email marketing campaign. For example, email marketing campaigns work well for introducing new products or services, announcing a special sale or promotion, or simply to display your knowledge and expertise about your industry.

There are a couple of things that you can do to help make sure you get the most out of your campaign. First, make sure you have a strong subject line. Many would argue that the subject line is the most important part of a newsletter. A subject line such as “Company XYZ Monthly Newsletter” really has nothing to captivate the subscriber into opening the email. It is beyond easy for a user to simply delete a newsletter if they are not captivated by the subject line (I have several newsletters I get every day that are deleted right away because there is nothing in the subject line to spark my interest). While writing this blog, I received an email newsletter that I will definitely open – it’s from Domino’s Pizza and the subject line reads, “Carry out a $5 oven baked lunch”. The subject line hit on many of the key areas that will interest users, especially if the email was sent out shortly before lunch hour like it was.

The second thing you should be sure to do is to use a custom designed template for your campaign. Your template should be designed based on your website because you should keep all of your online marketing consistent. Even with a great subject line, I’m tempted to delete an email if it doesn’t catch my eye. A well designed email template will do just that. It will get you away from the standard black text and white background email we’ve seen for years. A custom designed template will allow you to easily add in your own copy and pictures while providing a design that will keep users engaged.

If you want to learn more about email marketing campaigns and what they can do for your, get in touch with us today.

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Our blog is packed with expert advice on website design, SEO, marketing, branding, and more. Whether you’re looking to improve your website’s performance, boost your online presence, or streamline your business’s digital strategy, you’ll find valuable insights and actionable tips right here.

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What is a Brand Design?

What is a brand design? It’s more than a logo. Brand design defines your colors, fonts, textures, and overall visual style so every part of your marketing looks consistent and professional. For small businesses, strong brand design creates clarity, improves websites, and makes future marketing easier and more effective.

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Which Website Builder Is Best for WordPress?

Trying to decide which website builder is best for WordPress? Divi, Beaver Builder, WP Bakery, and Elementor all offer different strengths. In this guide, we break down what each builder does well, where they fall short, and why Elementor is our top choice for small business websites at Full Scope Creative.

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ACF and Elementor are easy to use and can add so much to a site!

ACF and Elementor

ACF and Elementor allow us to turn a basic WordPress site into a structured, easy-to-manage system. With custom fields, custom post types, and dynamic layouts, your content stays organized and simple to update. Full Scope Creative sets it all up so you can just fill out fields and publish with confidence.

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What Are the 4 Types of Hosting?

What are the 4 types of hosting? Shared, VPS, dedicated, and cloud hosting each offer different levels of cost, speed, security, and control. In this guide, we break them down in simple terms so small business owners can understand their options and choose a hosting setup that fits their needs and budget.

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Your Site Isn’t Ready for SEO If…

SEO can drive real growth for a small business. But if your website is slow, hard to use on mobile, thin on content, or not focused on the right keywords, you may be wasting money. Before investing in SEO, make sure your site is built and structured to support it the right way.

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List out all of your services

Many small businesses offer more services than their website lets on. When those services are hidden or scattered, potential customers never see the full picture. This blog explains why clearly listing every service matters, how to structure services pages, and how the right setup helps build trust and guide visitors toward the next step.

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Better Calls To Action On a Site

Clear calls to action help guide website visitors instead of leaving them guessing what to do next. Just like good signage in a new building, CTAs create clarity, reduce frustration, and lead users where they want and need to go. If your website feels confusing, stronger CTAs can make all the difference.

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Do I need to redesign my website?

Do I need to redesign my website? It’s a question we hear all the time, and the answer is usually “maybe.” Some sites are outdated but workable. Others are held together with digital duct tape. This article walks through how to tell the difference and why starting with the “why” matters more than jumping into a redesign.

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Does Web Design Include SEO?

Does web design include SEO? Not exactly, but the two work closely together. Web design focuses on structure, usability, and experience, while SEO focuses on visibility and how people find your site. A successful website needs both working together to reach its full potential and support long-term business growth.

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The De Pere Area Chamber of Commerce partnered with Full Scope Creative when a new website was needed. The partnership has been great, with the response of Chris’ team being much appreciated. I was part of our website process as a Chamber Board member, and now that I am leading the Chamber, I am even more thankful for Chris and his team for what they provide us from a marketing standpoint with our website.

~ David Vander Bloomen,
De Pere Chamber of Commerce