Hello
everyone! I was asked by Emma to do a
guest post on one of their articles and I have chosen their article on “Deliver
your Published Blog Posts to your Subscribers!” I am very interested in finding out ways to
deliver my blog posts to my subscribers so that way they would be able to see
what kind of new content I have coming up.
So, here are some strategies in
getting your published blog posts to your subscribers!
There
are many marketers whose content marketing strategy is closely aligned with
their email strategies. However,
their content would be generated and published outside of their email platform
by using a separate CMS or blog. So, Emma
is pleased to introduce a new feature that makes it much easier for marketers
to add their published blog content into their mailings and landing pages!
1. The
New RSS Import Block:
The
new RSS import block allows you to easily import published content from an RSS
feed into a mailing or landing page. The
RSS is usually the most common tool to use for exporting published content from
your CMS or blog onto other platforms.
2. Adding
your blog to your mailings:
Instead
of having to constantly copy or manually reproduce your blog content, the RSS
import block will allow you to import your latest published posts into your
mailing or landing page with ease.
3. Keeping
your content consistent:
Having
problems with your content being manipulated by unknown users? By importing directly into Emma, your CMS
content will be protected from being used by unknown users and will remain a
consistent and reliable source for any research.
4. Getting
started with the RSS import block
To
get started on using the RSS import block, you must first create a new mailing
or open up one that you already have. Then, go
to the sidebar and click and drag the RSS import block into your mailing. Lastly,
go and paste in your RSS feed URL, choose the number of articles to show and
then check or uncheck the display settings for your articles’ “Title,”
“Content,” “Published date,” and “Read more link.”
Well,
those are the four ways to use Emma to deliver your published blog posts to
your subscribers! I am definitely going
to use these four strategies to get my blog posts delivered to my subscribers!
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