When starting a newsletter, the first issue should have a title, a masthead, and a mission statement. The masthead should include the name of the newsletter and the location where it is being published.
The mission statement should outline what the newsletter is about and why it is important.
The first issue of a newsletter should also have an introduction that lays out what readers can expect in future issues. This introduction can be as short or as long as necessary, but it should include information about what topics will be covered, when they will be covered, and how readers can participate.
The first issue of a newsletter also typically includes a table of contents that lists each article in order of appearance. Each article should include a headline, an excerpt, and any related links.
If there are photographs or other illustrations included, they should be included in the article itself rather than in the table of contents.
The conclusion to this article would be to say that starting a newsletter is an important way to connect with your audience and share your message with them. Make sure that your first issue is well-written, contains clear information for readers, and introduces them to all of the features that will be included in future issues.