Newsletter examples and samples
More real newsletters, with notes on what makes each one work.
Excellent content for a quarterly company newsletter
Discovery | Download PDF
This professionally designed corporate newsletter has a name that reflects its mission (Discovery), and it also includes some extraordinary content. It tells employees what is happening in the corporation's various companies and how the corporation relates to its communities.
For example, one rarely sees corporate charitable donations discussed in a company newsletter -- but why not? This newsletter also prints thank-you letters from the recipients. In addition, it addresses how the corporation relates to the media, and vice versa. A fascinating publication.
Newsletter for seniors with extensive photos and graphics
Good News Seniors by PagesMag.com | See PDF
This newsletter, called Good News, is produced by PagesMag.com for clients with a senior readership. It comes to subscribers as you see here, completely filled with articles, plus a place for a logo or photo. Our subscribers then use it as a starting point for their own newsletter, changing whatever they wish and adding their own articles and images, or they use it mainly as is.
It is a good example of an attractive design that is nonetheless accessible to the non-designer. The block layout inside makes plugging in new articles easy, while allowing room for individual creativity. The design also allows for lots of content. Be aware when choosing a template that some designs allow for only a few short articles. If you want more than that, look for a block-type layout that fits your needs.
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Articles, images, cartoons and puzzles ready to drop into your newsletter, or a finished newsletter written for senior readers. Pick the sample that fits you.
