Cave agencies and email

[Kelly Jessop]

Kelly,
I'd just like to mention publicly how much I like the new format of the NFSA news letter. It's always cheering to receive a document that was so obviously prepared by a professional, who knows how to create a pdf heavy with images, that is aesthetically pleasing while maintaining a minimal file size. The content's great too, not to mention the delivery method. Bravo!

Thank you. We are wanting to bring more content,pictures etc. Anybody want a recent visit,or a picture,we sure want it!

[RN]

I think at some point once an organization creates an email data base,it becomes the responsibility of the receiver to keep their information up to date. If I move from my address,then it is my reponsibility to notify the post office,other wise I have no one but myself to blame for mail ending up in the dead letter office. Thanks for sharing the information about a member's forum.

I completely agree. The problem is you just can't win no matter what you do. Some people will say that's not enough and organizations should make it their priority to make sure member emails are up to date. People want to be spoon fed...

As for people who don't want the emails, services such as mailchimp provide the option for recipients to opt out or unsubscribe.

[Jax]

In spite of what those some people say, it is the responsibility of the customer to keep their contact data up to date.

How they do that, may be phone, snail mail, or a small app on a website.