An email newsletter can be a great way to keep your constituents up-to-date on the latest happenings in your community. However, before you start creating your newsletter, it is important to consider what you want to include.
Some things to consider when creating your newsletter include:
-Who should receive your newsletter? This includes people who are important to your constituency, such as elected officials and staff, as well as the general public.
-What topics would be interesting for your subscribers to read about? This will depend on the type of community you represent. For example, if you are a municipal government, you might want to focus on issues such as zoning changes or budget updates.
-What format should your newsletter take? You could publish an email newsletter in text or PDF format.
-How often should you send out your newsletter? This is a decision that depends on the volume of subscribers you have and the frequency of news events in your community.
-What resources do you need to create and send out your newsletter? This includes software such as Microsoft Word or Adobe Photoshop, as well as an email account (such as Gmail).