Import newsletter content into your Mailchimp account in seconds!
If you have a subscription service such as TaxFitness that allows you to use newsletter content to send to your own clients, there is a very easy method to import the content into your own MailChimp account.
If you don’t have a free Mailchimp account, sign up with Mailchimp here, otherwise proceed to step 1.
- Ask your content provider for the shareable link. Your content provider can obtain the shareable link by logging into Mailchimp and selecting [all campaigns > email templates > share] as shown in the diagram below:
If you have a TaxFitness subscription, the link is already available in our Member section [Learning centre > Past Newsletters].
- Ensure you are logged into your Mailchimp account.
- Simply click on the shareable link and it will open the email in your account to edit and send as you wish.
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