If you take care of a website or a small business or even an amateur or for any other reason you need to publish a newsletter for friends, relatives or customers, it is difficult to find a service that is simple and free. You could try using Facebook to send news to interested parties or send group emails, but it would not be the best way to track subscribers without disturbing them.
In addition, sending emails to too many people can be viewed as spam by the mail providers and the emails would easily end up in the trash.
Wanting to be precise and professional, you can use a free online newsletter service .
The solution is offered by the TinyLetter publication system, designed to allow regular or occasional sending of emails to groups of people, free of charge .
You can add recipients' email addresses manually by importing them from a CSV file or from Gmail or you can let people sign up voluntarily via a form that can be incorporated into a web page.
After registering, you can go to the settings to customize the registration form and to download the embed html code to be pasted on your blog or web page.
The link of type //tinyletter.com/pomhey can obviously be shared also on Facebook or other social networks .
Once two or more subscribers have been collected, you can publish the newsletter by writing and customizing it as you wish through the practical writing tool with the classic formatting options and where you can add images and photos.
Everything is simple and fast, there are not many design models to choose from because the tool is made for users who do not want to waste time and who do not want to pay for extra functions.
TinyLetter is one of the few free group mail / newsletter sending services, designed for non-professional purposes, to send messages and news to friends and relatives, however it can also be used for small businesses to communicate with customers.
The limit is about 3000 subscribers even if you can contact the site to have more mailings.
Obviously, if you have more mailings to make and more subscribers and people to whom to send the newsletter, you can contact professional services such as Mailchimp, a commercial company, which is then behind Tinyletter.
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