Advance Your LISTSERV® Skills
Join a Free Online Course
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Sign Up and Get Weekly Tutorials Directly in Your Inbox |
You'll Learn How To
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Configure email lists of all types |
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Manage discussion groups, communities, newsletters and announcements |
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Design email templates with your own logos and branding |
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Create forums and blogs with private or public archives |
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Set up automated confirmation, welcome and farewell messages |
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Make it easy for your audiences to subscribe, unsubscribe and change their preferences |
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And much more ... |
How Does the Course Work?
- In this 12-week course, you'll learn all you need to know to create any type of email list and manage your LISTSERV communications.
- You'll delve into knowledge in three distinct modules, from the vantage point of subscribers, list owners and site administrators.
- Each week, you'll receive a short email with links to a group of video tutorials on key tasks and topics.
- You can complete each weekly segment in 15 minutes or less, so even the busiest professional can participate.
👁 Sample Certificate
What's the Outcome of the Course?
- After completing each of the three modules, you'll receive a module-specific certificate.
- Upon completion of all modules, you'll receive a Learn LISTSERV course diploma to share with your colleagues, post to your LinkedIn page and include on your résumé.
Why LISTSERV?
- LISTSERV is the original email list management software, in constant development for 35 years and counting, and helps organizations like yours communicate with your audiences.
- LISTSERV is known for its reliability, scalability and security and is the trusted choice of education, government, corporate and non-profit customers around the globe.
- LISTSERV connects people and communities while growing networks and relationships.
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