How Do You Make A Great Newsletter?
Newsletters abound in every facet of life; there are newsletters for businesses, churches, schools, classes, family and libraries. Newsletters are sometimes specific to one subject, such as cooking or genealogy, or they can cover a myriad of subjects depending on the person making the newsletter. Whether you are creating a newsletter for a business or your family, there are a few basic principles to follow to make a great newsletter. Give the newsletter an interesting title. Enlist the aid of others in your family or company. One church newsletter chose the title “The Gospel Truth” because they wanted their newsletter to focus on gospel teachings. Consider using alliteration in your title; choose words that have the same consonant sounds. For example: The Hamilton Herald or The Turner Times. Be creative and let family members or employees vote on the best title. Decide how big you want your newsletter to be and choose a layout. Look at other newsletters — you can find them in grocery
