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Newsletter Creation for Professionals

by roz28
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Is this something that still works? Is anybody doing that right now?

I actually used the search function but nothing relevant came up.
#creation #newsletter #professionals
  • Profile picture of the author Brent Stangel
    Newsletter Creation for Professionals
    Meaning what, exactly?
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    • Profile picture of the author Nightengale
      Brent is right: your post isn't very clear.

      Are you looking for someone to write a newsletter for you? Are you looking to write for others? Are you looking for someone to create a custom newsletter design for you? Are you looking to create a custom newsletter design for others? Or...???

      We have NO idea what you're asking.

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      • Profile picture of the author roz28
        What I meant was, does anybody create newsletters for professionals, like dentists, ophtalmologists, etc., on a monthly basis, for a monthly fee. A newsletter that bespoke professional then sends out to his clients in order to create a sustaining bond/establish himself as the expert in the community, remain relevant to the client/patient, etc.

        A couple of years ago some people here were doing that, and I was wondering if this is still a viable business model.
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        • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
          Originally Posted by roz28 View Post

          What I meant was, does anybody create newsletters for professionals, like dentists, ophthalmologists, etc., on a monthly basis, for a monthly fee. A newsletter that bespoke professional then sends out to his clients in order to create a sustaining bond/establish himself as the expert in the community, remain relevant to the client/patient, etc.

          A couple of years ago some people here were doing that, and I was wondering if this is still a viable business model.
          It's definitely still a viable business service, and if you have or can broker additional services, it can be an excellent point of entry product.

          There are a couple of ways to approach it.

          One is providing a physical newsletter with an open space for a quick comment or offer by the professional. They add their content, then use Staples or Kinko's or such to make physical copies. For email, the equivalent would be providing a template they could finish and upload to their service provider.

          The other is a hands-off done-for-you service where you handle all of the list management, formatting, emailing, etc.

          PS - The site's internal search is kind of fubared right now. Run a regular search on your SE of choice and add site:www.warriorforum.com to the query.
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          • Profile picture of the author roz28
            Thanks for the tip about the search. I was really surprised that nothing came up.

            I was thinking of an email newsletter, and I was going to let them do the administrative part of it. It makes more sense that way, I think.

            I am reading your book that's in your byline, by the way. It's great, very meaty. Not something you read in an afternoon, that's for sure. Thank you for making it available on Kindle Unlimited. I just love that.
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            • Profile picture of the author Rich Struck
              Originally Posted by roz28 View Post

              I was thinking of an email newsletter, and I was going to let them do the administrative part of it. It makes more sense that way, I think.
              You can integrate PayPal with aweber quite easily. As soon as someone pays they'll be automatically subscribed. When they click the unsubscribe link, they'll be unsubbed and they won't be charged anymore. It is pretty cool really.
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