Tuesday’s writing tip of the week
If you are currently marketing your book or your business using an online or print newsletter, or you’re considering starting a newsletter to educate and keep in touch with your clients, customers, and prospects, you’ll want to attend today’s free Author Guide to Newsletter Production teleseminar call.
I’ll be describing a simple 3-step process to help you save time planning and writing each issue. Using the exclusive Published & Profitable worksheet that I will be distributing during this call, you’ll get a new perspective on using a newsletter to keep in touch as part of your permission-based marketing program.
After my brief presentation of the basics of efficient newsletter production, there will be an opportunity for you to add comments, ask questions, and receive free online telephone coaching.
When is the free Newsletter Production call?
The call takes place Tuesday, February 2, at 4:00 PM EST.
Who can attend?
All Published & Profitable friends and current members (who will have access to the recording, note-taking sheet, and worksheets after the call).
How do I attend?
Call 218-486-1616 and enter PIN 513391#.
Bonus
The 3-step newsletter production process I will be sharing on this call not only reduces the time needed to produce each newsletter, you can also use the ideas for planning all sorts of other writing projects, including articles, reports, one sheets, and marketing copy for your website.
February 2, 2010
Hello there,
That really sounds good! Unfortunately I can’t make it to this call because I’m living in Germany. Will there be an opportunity to access the worksheet though? Would really would like to join the call…
February 2, 2010
For me I’m not able to attend a lot of live events but do listen to the recordings. Would it be possible to get the audio after the call is done?
February 2, 2010
Dear Colette:
Thank you for your interest in my newsletter marketing call.
At the present time, recordings of my “Tuesdays with Roger” calls only available for access by members of Published & Profitable.
However, we will soon be able to offer a la carte “packages” for others.
Out of curiosity, though, here’s a question: “What would be the most convenient day and time for you, i.e., living in Germany, to attend future calls?”
Do you have any preferences or suggestions?
Best wishes–
Roger
February 2, 2010
Dear Mariam:
Thank you for commenting.
What would be a better time for you to attend the calls? What’s the ideal day of the week and the ideal time of day?
Do you have any suggestions for low-cost ways I could promote a special European edition of the call each week?
Best wishes. Thanks again for commenting.
Roger