Using The Power Of Newsletters To Communicate
CopyRIGHT and CopyWRITE
They sound similar but have profoundly different meanings; and the key is in the spelling. A copywriter is a writer, usually of advertising copy. Copyright, on the other hand, is a right of ownership, ie the law as it applies to an original work, affording protection for the owner who is usually, but [...]
Do You Produce a Regular Newsletter?
If the answer is no, then the next question must be “Why not?”. A bit blunt, do you think? Sure, but it must be asked because anyone with the responsibility of promoting any concern, whether it’s a non-profit or a commercial entity, must be aware of the power of newsletters [...]
Content Providers
This is the fourth (and final) article in a series of where the focus is on sourcing newsletter content on the Internet. The full sequence of articles is as follows:
Copyright Issues
Help and Guidance Resources
Subject Research
Content Providers
Types of Providers
Individual Suppliers
Writers, artists and other creators of original works such as experts in particular fields, are well [...]
Help and Guidance Resources
This is the second in a series of articles where the focus is on sourcing newsletter content on the Internet. The full sequence of articles is as follows:
Copyright Issues
Help and Guidance Resources
Subject Research
Content Providers
Writing Your Own Material
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If you intend writing your own newsletter articles, or even just the occasional piece, [...]
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