4-H Brand Network
Clover Country CD Toolkit
Clover Country CDClover Country is an exciting promotional and fundraising opportunity for 4-H. EMI Music is partnering with National 4-H Council to create this first-of-its kind music compilation of hits from country’s biggest stars who all got their start in 4-H. It includes Grammy-winning songwriter Hillary Lindsey’s “The Clown,” exclusively recorded for the album, and a song by Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles, who performed at the 2007 NAE4-HA Conference in Atlanta, Ga.

You don’t want to miss this great opportunity to spread the word about the good works of 4-H and celebrate the 4-H brand! Show your Clover pride and place your bulk order today!

CD Marketing Best Practices Tip Sheet

Click the links below for the CD order form, shipping information and a promotional toolkit:

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  • Clover Country email SignatureSignature
    Open the full-size Clover Country email signature file for the image to the right to include as part of your e-mail signature. Insert your cursor in browser window and hit Control-A on your keyboard to select the image. Then, copy the image by hitting the Control-C key combination. In Outlook, go to the window where you create new e-mail signatures (This place varies in different versions of Outlook but should be easy to find. In Outlook 2003, it is Tools, Options, Mail Format). Make sure that HTML format is the selected message text format. Then, paste the image (Control-V) you copied from the Web page into the e-mail signature text field. (Although the signature graphic may look split in your e-mail before you send it, it will look like it is supposed to look to the recipient.) The links to both buttons are already imbedded into the image, so you are ready to go! If you want to make sure the links work, send a test e-mail to yourself with your new signature. The links only work for those who receive the e-mail.
  • Attachment
    Click here to open the full-size file for the Clover Country e-mail attachment to send to your family and friends in emails. When open, right-click on the image and save to your computer. Then, open a new email and insert image into the body of the email. (For Outlook, select "Insert," "Picture," "From file..." and find the file to place into the email.) Before sending the email, right-click on the image in your email and link to http://www.4hmall.org/detail.aspx?ID=1378458 or http://www.clovercountrycd.com.

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