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    The most important component of a newsletter is its content. It is the one element that can either make or break the success of your publication. If you want people to read your newsletter on a continual basis, you must produce interesting, valuable content.


    Keep in mind the 20/80 rule. Eighty percent of your content must be informative, whereas only 20% should be advertorial in nature. The type of content and its format depend on your readership. Since the newsletter’s purpose is to generate interest in your firm, you should produce content that highlights your skills, and showcases past projects, innovative solutions and awards. You can also build customer loyalty by including client profiles.

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    n. If you want people to read your newsletter on a continual basis, you must produce interesting, valuable content.


    Keep in mind the 20/80 rule. Eighty percent of your content must be informative, whereas only 20% should be advertorial in nature. The type of content and its format depend on your readership. Since the newsletter’s purpose is to generate interest in your firm, you should produce content that highlights your skills, and showcases past projects, innovative solutions and awards. You can also build customer loyalty by including client profiles.

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    You've read all about the all-important need to provide quality customer service - follow up - if you're selling ANYTHING online (or off).Now, before you groan and flip further into this ezine, take a moment and read on!Customer service CAN and DOES make or bre
    /80 rule. Eighty percent of your content must be informative, whereas only 20% should be advertorial in nature. The type of content and its format depend on your readership. Since the newsletter’s purpose is to generate interest in your firm, you should produce content that highlights your skills, and showcases past projects, innovative solutions and awards. You can also build customer loyalty by including client profiles.

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    If it is difficult to come up with content on a regular basis, surf the net and online ezines for articles you can include in your newsletter that would be relevant to your readership. Statistics, news items or industry trends are also items that your readership might find informative.


    Another important element of a successful newsletter is variety. The content should be displayed in a selection of formats such as: news briefs, event listings, president’s message, announcements, client profiles, expert interviews, Q & A and suggested resources. If your subject

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