Eight Steps Newsletter Writing; 7- Reproducing The Copies

Once you’re done with the main copy, the newsletter seems to be complete as well. But it only seems, in actual it’s not complete till yet. It needs a further careful look, as an important decision to be taken by now. Your newsletter is to be distributed among the groups so it needs number of copies. Now how you want your newsletter to be printed, all depends on how much money you want to spend on it. Newsletter if printed professionaly gives much better impression.

Reproduction of the newsletter entirely depends on the medium you’re going to use for the distribution of it. If the newsletter is going to be distributed manually, then the printing issue is very crucial. Getting the newsletter professionaly printed worths more than the photocopied one. Getting the newsletter printed in different colors is a bit expensive but it’s necessary as many images just lose their essence if they are not in their original colors.

One tip may work in case if you’re having many images and low budget, then get the theme image (the front cover) be printed in colors, and let the other images be in black and white. And in case it doesn’t look better it’s ok if the newsletter you’re getting it photostated. And for a better newsletter in photocopy form it must be copied onto A3 paper, stappled, and must have a limited number of images on it.

The process of reproduction of a newsletter becomes no problem if it’s to be distributed via internet. Having as many copies as needed you can cover the maximum audience. It’s, however, equally important to keep in mind all the display requirements in mind here as well.

Qurratulain on July 15th 2007 in Newsletters

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