Small business expert Kim T. Gordon

Don't Go Postal
Three steps to a successful e-newsletter.

By Kim T. Gordon

Electronic newsletters lead the pack when it comes to successful communications tools. Less costly than paper newsletters, with no printing, postage or mailing costs, e-newsletters mailed to opt-in lists (which consist of people who've signed up to receive them) may get better readership than newsletters sent by traditional direct mail.

If you're wondering whether to add an e-newsletter to your marketing mix, consider these vital benefits. An e-newsletter will build return traffic to your website while adding value to your company's services. It's also an excellent public relations tool. It allows you to get information to your customers as well as gain their feedback and learn more about them. And eventually, as you build your subscriber list to sufficient size, you may choose to accept advertisers, making your e-newsletter a valuable income generator for your company.

Follow these three steps to launch your own e-newsletter.

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Kim T. Gordon's columns and articles are read by millions of small-business owners each month. She is a small-business expert and the author of four books, including Maximum Marketing, Minimum Dollars: The Top 50 Ways to Grow Your Small Business.

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