Launching an internal newsletter at your organization is a great way to help team members stay aligned, engaged and informed. However, starting a newsletter without a well-developed plan can lead to ...

A newsletter is a great way to keep your clients and customers informed about your company. They can offer insight into how the business is growing, keep customers updated on products and promotions ...

You can start a newsletter with Microsoft Outlook for free, using the service's tools to help you customize it. Once you've made your first newsletter, you should save an Outlook template that ...

Zain Kahn and his brother, Awais, are the cofounders of the AI newsletter Superhuman. The newsletter brings in six figures in ad revenue monthly and has more than 300,000 subscribers. Their team uses ...

There was a TV commercial in the late 1980s in which Oldsmobile tried to reintroduce its brand to a new generation, whose collective recollection of the car is that it was for old fuddy-duddies. So ...

An effective newsletter is one that gets your information out in a timely and relevant way to your target audience. Traditional paper newsletters are distributed by hand or postal mail, but many ...

The humble email newsletter, which became a star in its own right, appears headed back to earth. Credit...Rose Wong Supported by By Benjamin Mullin and Katie Robertson Meta, which owns Facebook, is ...

A few years ago, when I started working on newsletters, most people thought email was dead. Social media, it seemed, was the way to reach people. But today, thanks in large part to the unknowable ways ...

The newsletter had a simple pitch: Five emails to help you reset your screen habits and “reclaim your brain” in the new year. “You have one life,” an article promoting the newsletter reads. “Do you ...

Curious about trying Sober October, the global challenge to give up alcohol for 31 days to benefit your health and raise awareness for cancer? Life Kit is here to help. Staying sober for a whole month ...

Federal workers, Google employees and newspaper editors have opened up about losing their jobs in a new newsletter. By Abigail Covington Steve Jaffe was laid off for the first time in 2001. But that ...