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Email Newsletter Templates, Newsletter Software
Create and Design HTML Email Newsletters
Newsletter Template Software
Design a great newsletter with these newsletter template software and tools.
Marlon Sanders' Push Button Email Software
Introducing the new Push Button Email Software that uses the latest technology to help you create powerful text or rich HTML email letters guaranteed to increase your email response rate, faster and easier than ever before!
Clicks and hits. That's what we're talking about here. The only purpose of emails is to get clicks on your links and hits to your website. And now, the Push Button Emails software WILL get you more clicks and hits then you can ever imagine! What's more, it's simple and easy. Anyone can use it.
Create great-looking text or rich HTML email newsletters that you can use to send to your subscribers, customers, affiliates, Joint Venture partners and ezine advertising. If you have ANY type of mailing list you can use the Push Button Email software to craft great looking email letters.
You get your choice of 9 proven newsletter template formulas to start with. From these you can create virtually unlimited different types of email.
Professionalize your email with LETTERHEAD
Now you can improve the image of your business with the click on a mouse. Letterhead is EMBEDDED into your email program to make it more professional, adding the credibility YOU need. Download it FREE
Free e-Mail Personalization Utility
Allows you to send the same e-mail to a number of different people and have them all addressed to each recipient individually...by name! And, you can even have the recipient's first name automatically inserted anywhere you want in the subject or body.
Newsletter, Ezine Toolkits
Easy newsletter design toolkits and resources that allow you to create your newsletter layout, templates and content.
How to Write a Newsletter Toolkit
Hundreds of Copyright Free Articles, Newsletter Templates, and the "How-To Write A Newsletter" eBook Manual.
Create Powerful, Newsletters For Your Business in Just 20 Minutes….Without Doing Much Writing! This kit comes complete with hundreds of Copyright Free Articles, DTP Templates, a How To Manual and lots more.
Create Powerful, Award Winning, Money-Making, Membership Building Newsletters For Your Business, Club, Society, Group, School....Use These Templates And Articles To Create Killer Newsletters.
Easy Ezine Toolkit
Give your Newsletter a "Personality." Understand How Publishing Your Own Ezine Could Be Your Most Profitable Decision Ever!
Michael Green has developed a that comes packed with hundreds of excellent ways to enhance your newsletter publication.
It also comes complete with hundreds of Copyright Free Articles, DTP Templates a How To Manual and lots more.
A must for all Newsletter Editors!
Ideamarketers Handy Newsletter Builder
Create a produce a professional HTML (Web based) or text (email) newsletter in just a few minutes. Reduce the time it takes to find fresh articles and format your newsletters from hours down to minutes. Click Here to take the IdeaMarketers' Publisher's Toolbox for a FREE Test Drive.
Email Newsletter Software
What software do I need? Should I create my newsletter in a word processor or email program? Which email program should I use?
Those questions came from a visitor to the Manager's Guide to Newsletters website. She planned to start an email newsletter that would go to parents of students at her school and wanted to know about the software she would need.
In response, we'll look at these two important questions for newsletter publishers.
Word processor or email program? This can be one of the simpler issues, at least if your mailing list is not too large at start-up. You can write your newsletter in any email program, or any word processor that allows you to save your work as plain text (ASCII). Most writers prefer to use a word processing program for at least the first draft, since it provides more text manipulation features and saving options.
Once you've written, rewritten, spellchecked, and proofread your newsletter in the word processor, copy and paste it into the body of your email program (we'll discuss how to handle that text in the next article in this series).
Of course, you'll need an email program of some kind to send out your newsletter, regardless of where you wrote it. Among email programs, check both those stand-alone programs and those integrated with browsers.
The most common program is Outlook Express, which comes bundled with Internet Explorer, and that in turn comes bundled with Windows. But, don't overlook the possibilities in the Netscape and Opera suites. In addition, there's also a new challenger, Mozilla Thunderbird, which is associated with the Firefox browser.
Turning to stand-alone email programs, take a look at Eudora (which offers an advertising-supported version and a version you can buy). It has a solid reputation among many email newsletter publishers, and I consider it the best all-purpose email client for my PC (however, I don't like it on my Mac, where I use the built-in program, Mail).
I've used all of these programs at one time or another, and each has advantages and disadvantages. In considering them, review the strengths and weaknesses of their address books as well as their message composition capabilities.
Once your mailing list grows beyond a certain point (depending on your personal inclinations), you'll need to move it out of the email program and into something more flexible.
In my case, once the list got to something like a hundred subscribers, I found the management of it frustrating. For example, adding and deleting email addresses from an email program takes more time and trouble than doing it in a word processing program or, on a more sophisticated level again, a database program.
In managing a list of several thousand, I use the Find feature to quickly pick out and delete someone who wants to unsubscribe. Similarly, it's easy to get the list back into alphabetical order at any time by using the sorting feature of a word processing program.
Another growth issue: As your subscriber list grows, you may want to move away from your email program and use an independent mailing service. In that case, you go to a provider company and upload your list one time. After that, you simply paste your newsletter into a form they provide, and click the Send button. Then, the service sends out your email using its servers.
But, to get started you need only an email program, and you have many free and worthwhile options. Try each one out for an issue or two of your newsletter, to find what suits you.
