It is much better to send a newsletter less often, but to send a newsletter with great content. Quality always will win over quantity.  Here are a few tips to improve the content of your newsletters: 

• Using Call to Action buttons in newsletters to convert better. As any digital marketer knows, call to actions (CTAs) are essential for driving conversions. By including a CTA in your newsletter, you give your readers the opportunity to take action on your offer. However, not all CTAs are created equal. In order to be effective, your CTA must be well-written and placed in an prominent location. It should also be relevant to the content of your newsletter. For example, if you're promoting a sale on your website, your CTA should link to the landing page for that sale. By taking the time to create an effective CTA, you can significantly increase the likelihood that your readers will take action on your offer.

• Personalize your newsletter to make your customers feel special. By personalizing your newsletters, you´re able to form a connection with your customers and create a sense of loyalty. When customers feel appreciated, they´re more likely to remain loyal to your brand. Personalizing your newsletters also allows you to target specific audiences with specific interests. This ensures that your customers are receiving content that´s relevant to them, making them more likely to engage with your brand. Ultimately, personalizing your newsletters is an effective way to build relationships with your customers and keep them coming back for more.

• Have a good image/text ratio for your newsletter. When creating a newsletter, it's important to maintain a good text-to-image ratio. Too much text can be overwhelming for readers, while too many images can make your newsletter seem unprofessional. The ideal text-to-image ratio will vary depending on your audience and the purpose of your newsletter, but in general, try to keep the ratio around 60:40 in favor of text. This will ensure that your newsletter is easy to read and digest, while still providing plenty of visuals to engage your readers. So when crafting your next newsletter, be sure to keep a careful balance of text and images. Your readers will thank you for it!