Where To Find Templates To Create Print Newsletters

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I was thinking about desktop publishing, and the print newsletters that are mailed by some marketers as part of their monthly membership programs.

I know some threads have already discussed the quality of those "tangible" printed newsletters, where they lacked quality, based on the content.

But I'm looking for ways to develop them, starting from scratch. I'd like to get an understanding of what people are using to develop these print newsletters, from the desktop publishing software (whether it just be word), to the actual service that prints & sends them out.

For right now, does anyone know of any Word document templates that can be used to create these print newsletters? Looking for ones that may have already templated columns, or pre-made style structures.

I already know of one site that offers this, but they offer a mini-magazine style structure & not a 9 1/2 by 11 style structure. I'm specifically looking for ones that have structured & various columns within the template.

Obviously, it's easy to just use Word to create it from scratch, but I'm looking for a pre-populated template.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Mayo
    Hi Darrin,
    You may have already done this but here is what I found doing a quick
    search on Google.
    "Free Print Newsletter Templates" - Google Search

    "Print Newsletter Templates" - Google Search

    Have a Great Day!
    Michael
    Originally Posted by darrin_cooper View Post

    I was thinking about desktop publishing, and the print newsletters that are mailed by some marketers as part of their monthly membership programs.

    I know some threads have already discussed the quality of those "tangible" printed newsletters, where they lacked quality, based on the content.

    But I'm looking for ways to develop them, starting from scratch. I'd like to get an understanding of what people are using to develop these print newsletters, from the desktop publishing software (whether it just be word), to the actual service that prints & sends them out.

    For right now, does anyone know of any Word document templates that can be used to create these print newsletters? Looking for ones that may have already templated columns, or pre-made style structures.

    I already know of one site that offers this, but they offer a mini-magazine style structure & not a 9 1/2 by 11 style structure. I'm specifically looking for ones that have structured & various columns within the template.

    Obviously, it's easy to just use Word to create it from scratch, but I'm looking for a pre-populated template.
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    • Profile picture of the author darrin_cooper
      Thanks Mike.
      The problem with doing a simply search like that is weeding through all the sites that want to throw up their Adsense Ads first & their actual product last. That's a major problem with search these days.
      I was hoping that someone would have this knowledge & direct me to a specific sample, or actual template they are using without having to weed through the noise.
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  • Profile picture of the author intromaster
    You can try stocklayouts.com

    They have the most professional looking newsletter templates I've seen on the web.

    Make a Newsletter, Create Professional Newsletters | StockLayouts®
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    • Profile picture of the author Kevin AKA Hubcap
      You could also get a free trial of Microsoft Publisher and take a look at the stock layouts they have.

      I've been using the templates that come with Pages. I just modify them to suit my needs.

      On the higher end you can check out Adobe's Indesign (but I don't know if it includes any templates).

      Kevin
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