FAQ - How do you translate a newsletter to a different language?
There is not a way to add Google Translate within the newsletter itself. However, most browsers offer translation services that will default to the user's translation preferences. Or, you can post your sent newsletters to the archives page on the website where they can view it using Google Translate.
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FAQ - How do you edit the subject line of a newsletter?
To change the subject of a newsletter, go to Communications / Newsletters / Draft Newsletters. Click on the current subject of the newsletter. Click the gray Send Settings button at the top of the page. Scroll down in the box and edit the subject ...
Creating a Newsletter
Newsletters are created and sent through the Communications tab on the Dashboard. They are formatted emails that you send to people on one or more Communications Lists. If you don't already have Communications Lists set up, you will want to complete ...
FAQ - Why does my Newsletter look different after it is sent out?
Often when you create a newsletter, it looks great on your screen, but once it is sent via email, it doesn't look the same. The formatting of the text and columns seems to be "off." Different email clients interpret graphics and spacing in different ...
Duplicating a Newsletter
You can make a copy of any newsletter, whether it's in draft mode or has already been sent. This is useful when you have a lot of duplicated information to send from week to week or even year to year. Please note, the "copy" of the newsletter will ...
Newsletter Anchors
Please Note: The Anchor Feature is currently only available within our older version of the newsletter editor (those created before 7/1/2020). For our New Newsletter Editor, it is on the list of features to add in a future upgrade. By including an ...