Save Time. Write Better.
      Volume 13, Number 11: Issue #160                                                             ISSN: 1933-9690

Welcome, fellow writer!

In each issue of Word Wise, you get writing tips to help you save time and write better. 

You write email campaigns not just to inform your readers, but to engage them and get them to respond. One of the easiest ways to engage a reader is to get them to click on a link. Today's tip shows you how to do that.     Let me know   what you think of this tip!

Easter Fun for Kids, Families, Neighbors, More

Easter is coming! How will you and your family celebrate? 
 
The Un-Bunny Book  answers that question. It's packed with fun activities, games, crafts, snacks, and stories that are based on Easter's true meaning. 
 
Use it for kids ages 3-12 at home, school, church, in the community, or with your homeschool group -- or even to hold an outreach Easter event.  The Un-Bunny Book  shows kids and parents that Jesus' resurrection is something to celebrate. With reproducibles, too!
 
Learn more about  The Un-Bunny Book  here.

FEATURE: How to Write Your Email Links to Get More Clicks

Here's an important email writing tip for successful email campaigns: write to get more clicks. 

Your email's click-through rate (CTR or "click rate") measures the number of times readers click on your links and are redirected to another page.

The higher your CTR, the greater engagement you have with your readers.  To write links that get the click, you need to ...
 
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More Easy Email Writing Tips
The Anatomy of a Strong Email Campaigns 15 Do's and Don'ts for Email Subject Lines What to Write in Your Welcome Email to New Subscribers 3 Writing Tips for Increasing Your Email Open Rate
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