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Nourish turns RSS feeds into newsletters
Looking for an easy way to set up an email newsletter? Nourish will take any RSS feed and convert it into an email newsletter. The service is free to use, and relatively easy to set up and send out. Want to keep customers up to date with your own newsletter?For companies that have a blog up and running, you can take that fresh content and easily package it into an email broadcast. Users register an account and presented with a campaign dashboard; four steps then stand in the way of your escape from the land of newsletter-less losers.
- Choose a name, subject and to and from name and email address.
- RSS Feed import - Paste the URL of your RSS feed, and grab posts from a certain date.
- Scheduling - Daily, Weekly and Monthly newsletters can be created at certain times of the day.
- Custom design (optional) - if you want your newsletter to better present your brand identity.
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsTechflockSep 19th 2007 1:48PM
Why not use Feedburner email newsletter .. free for any number of subscribers
JPSep 19th 2007 8:27PM
I find your ideas fascinating and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
(sorry...)
Chris AbadNov 29th 2007 12:29PM
Thanks for the write-up Chris. I just wanted to clear up one major point. The 10-subscriber limit was only a promotional thing while we were competing in Rails Rumble. Now that the service is officially launched, campaigns have a 5,000 email/month limit.
Matt BrowneNov 29th 2007 12:20PM
One of the major reasons why we built http://nouri.sh was because Feedburner didn't have _any_ of the features we were looking for. Some of the features unique to Nourish are:
(1) Upload bulk subscribers, you can only add one at a time through Feedburner
(2) Mashup multiple RSS feeds
(3) Flexible scheduling
(4) Track open and click through rates
(5) An API
Happy emailing!
- Matt Browne