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You have choices when it comes to getting your newsletter published. Use this chart to compare your options including outsourcing to a professional publishing company.

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Evaluate Your Options. Could Your Newsletter Benefit from the Expertise of a Professional Publishing Company?

If you're about to launch or revisit your newsletter project, your first inclination may be to look to your marketing communication team – whether that is someone inhouse, your advertising agency or PR firm. But you have another choice: a professional publishing company. Before you begin your newsletter, consider this: The Newsletter Company will design your newsletter, and we'll do it for free. Let me explain why.

Every newsletter design created by this publishing company begins with the end in mind.

We start with clearly stated goals and objectives, which lead to a clear editorial outline, which lead to the newsletter design. Most designers who lack publication experience begin with the design of the publication, which is actually several steps down the road.

Additionally designers who have never worked in publishing tend to make two mistakes:

First, they create newsletters that are expensive to produce because they lack the publishing experience to know how to design an affordable publication. That may be OK for marketing material produced once such as brochures, invitations, and collateral. But it's downright wasteful to do this for a newsletter printed several times per year.

Second, they create newsletters that simply don't work for the folks who have to produce issue after issue. Oftentimes, their newsletter is not designed using a grid and lacks a format. What you end up with is a newsletter design that has to be redesigned each issue. This is often one of the main reasons newsletters die a slow death. They weren't set up to "win" from the beginning.

Use the chart below to evaluate your newsletter options:

Companies
Ad Agency
/PR.Firm
Inhouse
Other
Publishing Companies
Are newsletters all they do?
yes
no
no
?
# years Publishing newsletters?
22
?
?
?
Do they WANT to do the newsletter?
YES!
usually not
usually not
yes
Is content 'generic' or original?
you choose
?
?
?
Combined years publishing experience
50+
?
?
?
Services offered:
- strategic development of newsletter
yes
?
?
?
- audience survey
yes
?
?
?
- FREE design services
yes
usually not
?
?
- writers that specialize by industry
yes
?
?
?
- detailed production schedule prior to each issue
yes
?
?
?
- charge for corrections/additions
no
?
?
?
- online proofing via secure portion of website
yes
?
?
?
- database of stories/graphics
yes
?
?
?
- dedicated Account Manager
yes
?
?
?
- Custom program based on YOUR needs
yes
?
?
?
- EXCELLENT customer service
yes
?
?
?
Is the newsletter ON TIME?
YES!
?
?
?
Is the newsletter IN BUDGET?
YES!
?
?
?
Is the newsletter ERROR FREE?
YES!
?
?
?

 

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We've had to rework so many newsletters created by "designers" that we decided to offer our design services free of charge. It's a win-win: The client gets a better publication at a lower cost, and The Newsletter Company doesn't waste time fixing a design that doesn't work.