Keeping Up With Newsletters

October 3, 2013
9:00 am
Anya Smilanick

If you are writing or have written a newsletter then you know it is not always easy to figure out what your next one should be about. Here are a few ideas to help you brainstorm:

Staff updates
Your successes
Client successes
Community events & news
Local event updates (think non-profit)
Product or service highlight
Current event or article
Recipes, tools & tips
Interesting article you read this week
Ezine article (go to ezinearticles.com and pick one)
Seasonal changes (if your business has ‘seasons’ or peak times)

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