Spruill Homes

Nov 30, 2024 | houzz.com | Georgia Madden |Wes Builders |Michelle Berwick Design |Spruill Homes

During this busy time of year, many of us simply skim over the emails that land in our inbox. Creating an end-of-year e-newsletter that your customers will want to open and that keeps your business top of mind when they’re planning their projects for the year ahead requires careful planning. Here are nine things to do. 1. Make It PersonalAdd warmth to your newsletter by opening with a brief, personal message to your clients.