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For nonprofit organizations, businesses, clubs, hobby groups, and professional societies, newsletters can, indeed, provide a perfect way to educate, motivate, sell, raise funds, and promote. Unfortunately, relatively few newsletters realize their full potential. Now, newsletter expert Carol Luers Eyman has written a comprehensive guide and reference to creating, maintaining, and marketing an effective, cost-efficient newsletter. "How to Publish Your Newsletter" is designed to steer editors, entrepreneurs, and volunteers through every phase of the newsletter publishing process. The author helps you set up shop, from the creation of a budget to the development of a capable staff and a realistic schedule. And she guides you through the writing and design of newsletter articles. Every aspect of the process, from planning to distribution, is carefully explored and explained, enabling you to launch your new newsletter--or improve your existing one--with both confidence and competence. Whether you strive to educate the public about new products, inspire your workers, or share information about health or politics, the newsletter can be an effective tool. "How to Publish Your Newsletter" will help you make that tool work for you.
With descriptions of more than 12,000 newsletters in 4,000 different subject areas, this comprehensive resource is an invaluable research tool.
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Anne Trubek wrote several books, was a member fo the National Book Critics Circle, and was a tenured English professor before she decided try book publishing. To start and run a small press, she had to teach herself the ins and outs of a confusing, often archaic, strangely shrouded industry from yet another angle: business owner, publisher, and editor. In So You Want to Publish a Book? Trubek, who also writes the weekly newsletter Notes from a Small Press, provides insights from her journeys through all facets of writing, making, and writing about books, offering authors, authors-to-be, and the curious concrete advice and information about the publishing industry. Chapters discuss book proposals, publicity, developmental versus copy editing, how to make friends (and enemies) with independent bookstores, the differences between Big Five and independent presses, royalties, and cover design. Handy, humorous charts such as Five Things Aspiring Authors Should Never Say, Wait, Wholesalers Receive How Much of A Discount? and The Indignity of Returns, along with illustrations by Belt cover designer David Wilson, will help readers feel less confused by the process and, armed with more transparent understanding of the industry, more prepared to publish, promote, and purchase books wisely and successfully.