Startup of the Week - Relike
by Startacus Admin
Email newsletters made easy! The French startup, Relike, that has created one of the easiest ways yet to set up and run a newsletter for your brand.
Whilst many businesses are pretty experienced when it comes to using newsletters as part of their overall marketing strategy, for others the opposite is true. Creating a newsletter filled with engaging content and which is both on brand and effective in its reach can be a real chore!Now however, help is at hand thanks to our latest startup of the week.
Relike provides one of the easiest ways yet to set up and run a newsletter for your brand.
Created by French startup OwnPage, this innovative product enables users to create newsletters by utilising their Facebook posts!
You can choose your most recent posts, your most popular posts or simply select the preferred posts that you would like to include in your newsletter.
As you’d expect, there are various newsletter templates which you can use, you can import your chosen mailing list and of course select the schedule for when you’d like the newsletter to go out.
In essence then, Relike provides all the services that you would expect from a typical newsletter service. However due to the fact that it enables you to use content which you have already got on your Facebook posts, in a way it is even better!There are currently three types of account you can set up - Free, Premium or Business - the main difference being the volume of newsletters you can send on a monthly basis. If you’re planning on sending under 2000 a month, it’s an entirely free service.
We love how easy Relike is making the entire process of newsletter creation - so if your startup or business hasn’t yet succumbed to this method of marketing, we reckon you ought to give Relike a go!
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