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📧 Monthly Newsletter Email Marketing | Mailchimp
I created a responsive monthly newsletter campaign for BloomPaperID using Mailchimp to promote new digital products and drive traffic to the Etsy store.
What I did:
Planned the email campaign strategy and content.
Designed the newsletter layout in Canva.
Created engaging copy with a clear call-to-action (CTA).
Featured new arrivals, best-selling products, and exclusive offers.
Built and tested the email campaign in Mailchimp.
Verified email delivery and optimized the design for mobile devices.
Tools: Mailchimp • Canva • Etsy
Outcome: This project demonstrates my ability to create visually appealing email campaigns, organize marketing workflows, and deliver mobile-friendly newsletters that support customer engagement and online store traffic.
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