A.Deliverables:

  • One newsletter for existing members (educational content, community news, event updates)
  • One newsletter for potential members (membership benefits, success stories, event invites)

B.Content Buckets:

  • Member Testimonials: Showcase real success stories and experiences from current members.
  • Upcoming Event Highlights: Feature previews and recaps of forthcoming community events.
  • Exclusive Investment Insights: Deliver unique, in-depth analysis and market perspectives for members.
  • Industry News Round-Ups: Summarize key investment and startup news in a concise format.

C.Process

  1. Kickoff & Planning (Week 1):
    • Kickoff Meeting:
      • Gather key stakeholders (content team, design, marketing, and management) to review objectives for both newsletters.
      • Define target audiences: existing members vs. potential members.
    • Content & Strategy Brief:
      • Develop a brief outlining the key deliverables, objectives, and content buckets:
        • Member Testimonials: Real success stories from current members.
        • Upcoming Event Highlights: Previews and recaps of community events.
        • Exclusive Investment Insights: In-depth analysis and market perspectives.
        • Industry News Round-Ups: Summaries of key investment and startup news.
    • Timeline & Milestones:
      • Establish deadlines for content ideation, creation, review, and final distribution for each monthly cycle.
  2. Content Ideation & Calendar Development (Week 1 – Week 2):
    • Brainstorming Sessions:
      • Hold dedicated sessions to generate content ideas for both newsletters.
      • Assign themes for each month if needed
    • Editorial Calendar:
      • Map out a monthly content calendar with scheduled topics, deadlines for drafts, and final submission dates.
      • Coordinate with upcoming community events and market trends.
  3. Content Creation & Design (Week 2 – Week 3):
    • Drafting Content:
      • Create written content, select visuals, and gather any relevant data or testimonials.
      • Develop separate drafts for the existing members newsletter (educational content, community news, event updates) and potential members newsletter (membership benefits, success stories, event invites).
    • Design & Layout:
      • Design visually engaging newsletter templates that align with brand guidelines.
      • Ensure clear segmentation of content buckets within the layout for easy readability.
  4. Review, Feedback & Approval (Week 3 – Week 4):
    • Internal Review:
      • Circulate drafts among internal teams for feedback on tone, accuracy, and design.
      • Consolidate feedback and update the content accordingly.
    • Stakeholder Approval:
      • Present the final versions to upto 3 key stakeholders for sign-off.
    • Pre-Distribution Testing:
      • Test email layouts across different devices and email clients to ensure consistency.
  5. Distribution & Post-Launch Analysis (Week 4 – Month End):
    • Newsletter Distribution:
      • Schedule and send out the newsletters through the chosen email service provider.
    • Engagement Monitoring:
      • Track performance metrics (open rates, click-through rates, conversion rates) and gather user feedback.
    • Iteration:
      • Analyze insights to refine future newsletter content and improve overall strategy.

Communication Timeline

  • Week 1:
    • Kickoff Meeting: Initiate the strategy with a virtual/in-person meeting to align on goals and content themes.
    • Initial Email Brief: Share the detailed strategy, target audience segments, and key deliverables with all team members.
  • Week 1 – Week 2:
    • Weekly Check-ins: Short weekly calls or emails to review progress on brainstorming sessions and the development of the editorial calendar.
  • Week 2 – Week 3:
    • Mid-Cycle Review: Mid-cycle meeting to review first drafts and ensure that the content aligns with the established strategy.
  • Week 3 – Week 4:
    • Draft Finalization Meeting: Final review meeting to approve the content drafts and designs before scheduling the newsletters.
    • Approval Emails: Confirm final approvals via email to ensure accountability and timeline adherence.
  • Week 4 – Post-Launch (Monthly):
    • Distribution Notification: Team is informed when the newsletters are scheduled for distribution.
    • Performance Review Meeting: At the end of each month,  a performance review meeting will be held to discuss engagement metrics and gather insights for the next cycle.
    • Follow-Up Email: Summary report of the newsletter performance and proposed adjustments for continuous improvement.

TOTAL – 2,40,000 annually for 2 newsletter a month.

A.Deliverables:

  • One newsletter for existing members (educational content, community news, event updates)
  • One newsletter for potential members (membership benefits, success stories, event invites)

B.Content Buckets:

  • Member Testimonials: Showcase real success stories and experiences from current members.
  • Upcoming Event Highlights: Feature previews and recaps of forthcoming community events.
  • Exclusive Investment Insights: Deliver unique, in-depth analysis and market perspectives for members.
  • Industry News Round-Ups: Summarize key investment and startup news in a concise format.

C.Process

  1. Kickoff & Planning (Week 1):
    • Kickoff Meeting:
      • Gather key stakeholders (content team, design, marketing, and management) to review objectives for both newsletters.
      • Define target audiences: existing members vs. potential members.
    • Content & Strategy Brief:
      • Develop a brief outlining the key deliverables, objectives, and content buckets:
        • Member Testimonials: Real success stories from current members.
        • Upcoming Event Highlights: Previews and recaps of community events.
        • Exclusive Investment Insights: In-depth analysis and market perspectives.
        • Industry News Round-Ups: Summaries of key investment and startup news.
    • Timeline & Milestones:
      • Establish deadlines for content ideation, creation, review, and final distribution for each monthly cycle.
  2. Content Ideation & Calendar Development (Week 1 – Week 2):
    • Brainstorming Sessions:
      • Hold dedicated sessions to generate content ideas for both newsletters.
      • Assign themes for each month if needed
    • Editorial Calendar:
      • Map out a monthly content calendar with scheduled topics, deadlines for drafts, and final submission dates.
      • Coordinate with upcoming community events and market trends.
  3. Content Creation & Design (Week 2 – Week 3):
    • Drafting Content:
      • Create written content, select visuals, and gather any relevant data or testimonials.
      • Develop separate drafts for the existing members newsletter (educational content, community news, event updates) and potential members newsletter (membership benefits, success stories, event invites).
    • Design & Layout:
      • Design visually engaging newsletter templates that align with brand guidelines.
      • Ensure clear segmentation of content buckets within the layout for easy readability.
  4. Review, Feedback & Approval (Week 3 – Week 4):
    • Internal Review:
      • Circulate drafts among internal teams for feedback on tone, accuracy, and design.
      • Consolidate feedback and update the content accordingly.
    • Stakeholder Approval:
      • Present the final versions to upto 3 key stakeholders for sign-off.
    • Pre-Distribution Testing:
      • Test email layouts across different devices and email clients to ensure consistency.
  5. Distribution & Post-Launch Analysis (Week 4 – Month End):
    • Newsletter Distribution:
      • Schedule and send out the newsletters through the chosen email service provider.
    • Engagement Monitoring:
      • Track performance metrics (open rates, click-through rates, conversion rates) and gather user feedback.
    • Iteration:
      • Analyze insights to refine future newsletter content and improve overall strategy.

Communication Timeline

  • Week 1:
    • Kickoff Meeting: Initiate the strategy with a virtual/in-person meeting to align on goals and content themes.
    • Initial Email Brief: Share the detailed strategy, target audience segments, and key deliverables with all team members.
  • Week 1 – Week 2:
    • Weekly Check-ins: Short weekly calls or emails to review progress on brainstorming sessions and the development of the editorial calendar.
  • Week 2 – Week 3:
    • Mid-Cycle Review: Mid-cycle meeting to review first drafts and ensure that the content aligns with the established strategy.
  • Week 3 – Week 4:
    • Draft Finalization Meeting: Final review meeting to approve the content drafts and designs before scheduling the newsletters.
    • Approval Emails: Confirm final approvals via email to ensure accountability and timeline adherence.
  • Week 4 – Post-Launch (Monthly):
    • Distribution Notification: Team is informed when the newsletters are scheduled for distribution.
    • Performance Review Meeting: At the end of each month,  a performance review meeting will be held to discuss engagement metrics and gather insights for the next cycle.
    • Follow-Up Email: Summary report of the newsletter performance and proposed adjustments for continuous improvement.

TOTAL – 2,40,000 annually for 2 newsletter a month.

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