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Better Reading Material for your Customers

By on February 2, 2009 in Ideas

Day 69
photo credit: Manchester Library

One of the easiest ways to stay in front of your customers is to provide an email newsletter. Try telling a story of success about your business. Share your expertise, because you are an expert in your field, so show that you know what your talking about and doing.

Feature and in depth look once a week at a product or service. Hold a question and answer session; this will give you a chance to interact as well with your customers.

Creating a successful newsletter program requires that you include interesting and relevant content in each issue. Sure, it’s easy to write about your business–new clients, new products, recent awards–but a “me-newsletter” is not one that’s going to get your readers to open, read and take action.

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Jaclyn Wells has added 734 posts to Business Opportunities Weblog.

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  • http://www.createliberty.com home based business

    Stories sell and communicate clearly. Online I’ve seen many examples of this. I don’t use a newsletter as of yet. Its one of my priorities this year.

  • http://www.pennyjobs.com Curt

    My weekly newsletter has helped grow my business last year much faster than any other marketing process that I have tried.

  • cassy

    its true story of success specially in your business can be a good strategy for a good business,this will make your customer think to come back and ask on how did you reach your success, coz they were inspered bye your own story!

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