Creating E-newsletter Content — Without The Hair Pulling and Nail Biting
Somehow, those deadlines keep rolling around like clockwork! If there is one issue that every electronic newsletter publisher will face, it's the…
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Somehow, those deadlines keep rolling around like clockwork! If there is one issue that every electronic newsletter publisher will face, it's the…
What marketing tools don't work for you? We ask this question when we welcome subscribers to our zine. Their answers are consistent: "We sent out a mailing and got no response," they may say. Or they tell us, "Our letters, postcards, or brochures failed."
You can create a website that attracts customers, not repels them, with a little common sense advice.
Most of us don't have a clue how much money we spend and what we spend it on. We spend it until it's gone and hopefully we can find some more to spend.
While trying to come up with an article for this month's issue of CTT, I wondered where the time had gone. It's already February and I still had to get this issue published. I thought why not discuss with you one of the things I do best wasting time. I've got it down to an art form!
Marketing your writing is a skill. The great news is that anyone can learn how to do it. I don't care how shy, nervous or introverted you are, you can learn how to market your work and have great fun doing it.