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1. Developing name and brand recognition--The more people see
your business' name, the more familiar they will become with it.
Try to remain consistent in each newsletter. Use the same font
and colors for the name. If you have a logo, keep it at the top
where people can see it.
2. Tell people who you are and what services and products you
offer--Be sure you are clear on these points. It won't do any
good for people to become aware of you if your content is
misleading.
3. Show that you are a credible expert in your field--Offer
advice and tips that will show people you really know your stuff.
Everyone loves to work with an expert.
4. Inform people of why they should shop with you or employ your
services--Whether your newsletter is a hard sell or a soft sell
determines how blunt you should be in telling your reader why you
are the best. Hard sell newsletters let readers know right up
front that they are trying to get their business. Soft sell
newsletters focus more on self-promotion, interacting on a level
of education with potential clients, customers, patients, or
employees.
5. Encourage repeat business--Newsletters remind people of your
presence; let them know you are still alive and kicking.
These are some of the most important benefits newsletters offer.
If you give the issue further thought and consideration, you will
surely come up with more. As for now, you have begun to
understand the answer to that eternal question, "How will a
newsletter benefit my business?"
