NUANCE Monthly Newsletter

Project Description

NUANCE is the monthly email newsletter of UbuntuNet Alliance, designed for the research and education community in Eastern and Southern Africa. With an audience of over 1,400 subscribers and growing by 192 new subscribers per year, the newsletter serves as a critical platform for sharing news, opportunities, and success stories. It features an average of seven articles per edition, showcasing the impact of UbuntuNet Alliance, highlighting opportunities for the community, and delivering relevant news from the world of research and education. Additionally, NUANCE gives visibility to the work of Alliance members, shining a spotlight on the positive impact they are making in their local communities and enhancing their reach across the research and education ecosystem.

Built on the MailChimp email marketing tool, NUANCE is a key communication vehicle, fostering engagement and knowledge exchange across the region.

My Role and Activities Involved

As the person in charge of the newsletter, I oversee:

  • Article Development: Researching and crafting compelling stories that showcase the work and impact of UbuntuNet Alliance and its members.
  • Research: Ensuring that the content remains relevant and engaging for the target audience, with accurate and timely information on new developments and opportunities in research and education.
  • Backend Technical Support: Managing the newsletter’s backend operations through MailChimp to ensure smooth and professional delivery of content.
  • Growth and Promotion: Driving the ongoing growth of the subscriber base, promoting the newsletter through various channels to ensure it continues to reach and engage more members of the research and education community.

Project Impact

NUANCE has become a vital platform for amplifying the work of UbuntuNet Alliance and its members. By featuring impactful stories and showcasing opportunities, it fosters collaboration, knowledge sharing, and visibility for the research and education community in Eastern and Southern Africa. The newsletter’s reach and influence continue to grow, enhancing the profile of the region’s research institutions and contributing to their success in the global research ecosystem.

 

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