HAS YOUR EZINE PASSED ITS SELL-BY DATE?

Written by Marie Williams


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Top 7 Brick 'n Mortar Newsletter Rules

Written by Wild Bill Montgomery


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6) MAINTAIN QUALITY CONTENT in your newsletters. Whether you have 100 subscribers or 10,000 you must do your best to keep your articles and text clean and spellchecked. If you offer referral to another business, be sure that you are referring them to an honest and reliable business. Your newsletter is a reflection of your business. Never letrepparttar aire of dishonesty show it's ugly face.

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