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title: "Adding Newsletters"
slug: "adding-newsletters"
updated: 2024-11-12T14:48:09Z
published: 2024-11-12T14:48:09Z
canonical: "help.nexudus.com/adding-newsletters"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.nexudus.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Adding Newsletters

You can create newsletters using the built-in editor. Its drag-and-drop elements make it a breeze to add and edit content.

You can edit the HTML or use dynamic tokens to further customize your newsletters.

*For example, include subscriber names in the content or add some code to include animated elements in your newsletters.*

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![AddingNewsletters](https://cdn.document360.io/4f9a66c7-3dbb-4052-97d8-5439302e1512/Images/Documentation/AddingNewsletters.gif)

1. Log in to [dashboard.nexudus.com](https://dashboard.nexudus.com/) if you aren't already.
2. Click [**Community > Newsletters**](https://dashboard.nexudus.com/content/newsLetters).
3. Click on **Add newsletter**.
4. Add your newsletter's **Subject**.
5. Select your **Location**.
6. Drag and drop the different elements you want to add onto your newsletter.
7. Add your content to each element.
8. Click the **Save Changes** button.

All set! Your newsletter is now ready to [test](/docs/testing-newsletters) and [send](/docs/sending-newsletters) to your subscribers.

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## Newsletter Dynamic Fields

You can add multiple dynamic fields to your newsletters to customize them.

All the available fields are listed and detailed below:

### {unsubscribe}

Adds link that customers can click on to unsubscribe and stop receiving your newsletter.

          Giving your customers the option to 'unsubscribe' from your newsletter is a **legal requirement** in multiple countries including the United Kingdom and the United States.

          

For the link to work you need to add the token in the newsletter's code using the snippet below.

```
<a href="{unsubscribe}">Unsubscribe</a>
```

### {fullname}

Newsletter subscriber's full name.

          This information is pulled from the subscriber record, not the customer's account.

          

For example, if a customer's name was originally **John Doe** and you change it to **John Dowe**, the {fullname} dynamic field will still use **John Doe** until you manually change their full name via their corresponding subscriber record.

### {firstname}

Newsletter subscriber's first name.

          This information is pulled from the subscriber record, not the customer's account.

          

For example, if a customer's first name was originally **John** and you change it to **Jon**, the {firstname} dynamic field will still use **John** until you manually change the first name via their corresponding subscriber record.

### {lastname}

Newsletter subscriber's last name.

          This information is pulled from the subscriber record, not the customer's account.

          

For example, if a customer's last name was originally **Doe** and you change it to, the {lastname} dynamic field will still use **Doe** until you manually change the last name via their corresponding subscriber record.

### {companyname}

Newsletter subscriber's company name.

          This information is pulled from the subscriber record, not the customer's account.

          

For example, if a customer's company name is **Business** in their account and you add {companyname} to your newsletter, **Business** won't appear in the newsletter unless you manually add it to the *Company name* field in their corresponding subscriber record.

### |email|

Newsletter subscriber's email address.

### {businessUrl}

Members Portal URL.

### |suid|

Newsletter subscriber's unique ID.

### |nid|

Newsletter subscriber's integer ID

### |nuid|

Newsletter's unique ID.