We all get tons of email, don't we. Don't open your inbox for a few days and the emails begin overflowing.
The parents you are trying to communicate with get lots of emails as well. So, how do you get them to read your ministry emails?
Here's 3 secrets...
Maximize the subject line.
Use the subject line to grab their attention.
Keep it 50 characters or less.
Don't use the words need, help, or reminder.
Use words like announcing, invitation, your (ministry name) update, plans for, etc.
Highlight key information.
Highlight or bold key words or phrases. This will help them catch vital information.
Keep it short.
If the email is long, parents will check out.
Cut the fluff. Communicate only essential information.
Use bullet points and short sentences.
What are some other tips for communicating effectively with parents by email? Share with us in the comment section below.
