I have wanted to do newsletters for every and of course I have the material to go into them. I worry about being redundant and using the same info over again.
Also whether to use email newsletters as well as printed newsletters as well.
I have wanted to do newsletters for every and of course I have the material to go into them. I worry about being redundant and using the same info over again.
Also whether to use email newsletters as well as printed newsletters as well.
Charita, I wish I could be as helpful to you as you have been to me (Clipart Sensei). Although I have not discovered the newsletter solution for my business, I will be watching eagerly to see what advice your request may garner.
Me too Elva. Maybe the newsletter might be something that we can figure out together.
If you know anyone Kim or Kristine, please ask them if they'd mind helping me.
Charita - I'd be happy to help you with picking the best tools for your needs when it comes to an email newsletter -- I've built one and used all of the others. Before you pick out your tool, here are a couple of things to consider before you get started.
Get these 3 things right and you can deliver you newsletter on a used napkin. People will read, respond, and remember you.
Celeste, my Sensei, I think I love you (lol). I so appreciate this. Your tips are exactly what I am having trouble with (consistency is at the top of the list and content being a close second).
Charita, i popped over here because i too have the same issue!! I do use Happy Grasshopped to touch base and share cool stories too...if you don't use it you should look at it....i use it to complement my newsletter that i try to sent out every other month.
Hi Ginny. I used Happy Grasshopper for a while (for about a year) and I stopped for some reason. I think it was because I only got a response from someone that I am in regular contact with anyway, but I may consider signing up again. Thanks Ginny.
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