Stand out from the crowd with automated newsletters

Creating engaging and eye-catching newsletters can be a long process but with our Flex automated newsletter solutions most the work has already been done for you!



With this marketing solution, your newsletter is delivered directly to your subscribers each week without you having to spend hours collecting content or images.

Every newsletter is branded accordingly, safeguarded against delivering old news to subscribers and uses best practice methods. (this means that there is an opt-in and opt-out option available)

Content for your newsletter is pulled from your website - which means that every new article that you post on your website will be pulled through to your newsletter. The newsletter also allows you to showcase your latest listings - also done automatically! Our advice would be to load new articles at least once a week - this allows for fresh news each week, but also helps with SEO.

If you are stuck for ideas on what to write about here are some pointers: How to write neighbourhood profiles for your website

Clients can now stay updated with the latest property news and listings - creating a smarter buyer whilst fostering brand loyalty.

Automated newsletters can be added to your Flex responsive website for a once-off R999 setup fee, thereafter it will cost you R49/month to send out a newsletter once a week to an unlimited amount of subscribers.

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