Tips for writing a newsletter please?

[ashtonuk]

Particularly and introductory news letter.

Anyone have any good articles regarding such?

[NormanSP]

What subject will your newsletter be about.

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[ashtonuk]

Originally Posted by NormanSP

What subject will your newsletter be about.

For now i just need to know the structure for writing your first newsletter. the introductory letter to people who signed up

[ezine ads]

Originally Posted by ashtonuk

For now i just need to know the structure for writing your first newsletter. the introductory letter to people who signed up

Looks like you don't talk about the newsletter itself but about the welcome email.

Then read this study that may help you: Tips for Writing Welcome Emails | Get Elastic

[ashtonuk]

Originally Posted by ezine ads

Looks like you don't talk about the newsletter itself but about the welcome email.

Then read this study that may help you:Tips for Writing Welcome Emails | Get Elastic[/URL]

Thats the one, welcome emails.. thank you

[Eric Stanley]

Thanks for the tips mawardee, quality stuff. And welcome to WF!

[Loren Woirhaye]

Get on Warrior Paul Myers's newsletter Talkbiz - he's
one of the most lucid communicators in the
Internet Marketing community.

Writing a good newsletter can be a LOT of work.
Don't kid yourself.

People won't read unless it's well-done and doing
it well means sweating the details.

If you just want an autoresponder series to sell something
that's different.

Dan Kennedy emphasizes offline newsletter publishing
for all kinds of service businesses. It's worth looking into
how that is done too.

[angela99]

Here are my best tips:

1. Give them what they signed up to receive

If you promised SEO tips, don't start sending them information on how to get a mortgage, for example.

2. Be yourself, and be honest

Treat your subscribers as you'd like to be treated. Write as if you were speaking to one person.

3. Stick to your schedule, and if you're changing it let subscribers know

Once a week, once a month, every day... You train your subscribers what to expect from you. Be consistent.

Remember that a subscriber may be on your list for many issues before he buys anything you're selling.

4. See your ezine as the central hub of your business

A good ezine takes time and effort. However, it can be a literal gold mine as your subscriber list grows.

Project: imagine what your ezine will be like (and how it will impact your business) when you have 5,000 subscribers, 10,000 subscribers...

Good luck with it. :-)

Cheers

Angela

[freudianslip27]

As others mentioned here, make sure you are providing high quality to your readers, and giving them something that they want.

I'd suggest writing in a way that draws people in, and gets them to look forward to your next email. Drop little nuggets at the end of each message about something compelling regarding the next email in the series.

Yes, I would definitely suggest signing up for other newsletters in your niche, and seeing how they are doing it as well.

Matt