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Catchy Newsletter Name Suggestions
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Well, I asked a couple friends for suggestions and they immediately said Kristen's Kitchen. I asked if it was cheesy and they said yes
LOL, but they also said that it's catchy and will stick in people's brains. So that's what I'm going to use. Thanks for your suggestion!
Well, I asked a couple friends for suggestions and they immediately said Kristen's Kitchen. I asked if it was cheesy and they said yes
LOL, but they also said that it's catchy and will stick in people's brains. So that's what I'm going to use. Thanks for your suggestion! - Jan 21, 2005
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Hmmm.... good, but I want it to encompass more of what we do - baking is such a small part... Any other ideas?chefloriray said:Thats a harder one. All I can come up with is Bakin' with Beth. I know...boring and like the one I came up with for Kristen...
Good Luck...tell us what you come up with.
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Ok, you creative women.....what can you do with the letter J?
Jill Wright
Director, Benicia, CA
www.pamperechef.biz/jillscooking
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Jill Wright
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www.pamperechef.biz/jillscooking
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WOW!! THANKS!! THAT'S IT!!! "Beth's Bistro"!!its_me_susan said:I'm going to think on these - - can you brainstorm for me too please? S- for Susan
(we are heading out to library function - I'll come back to think!) For B I immediately thought of Bistro.
Does anyone have any newsletters to share?
I love it! I just sent out my August newsletter but in September I will try it out! I think I'll put that on my web site too!
Thanks again Susan!
For you: How about "Susan's Sizzling"
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Thanks! It really isn't as complicated as it looks; I create my newsletter as a table in Word, using two columns and three rows. The first row is my title, second is the little one with the date, and the thrird row is the actual newsletter.
Using FORMAT, I add shading and borders. Then I cut and paste the host and guest info from Consultant’s Corner. My kitchen tips and weird date info come from http://www.foodreference.com/html/triviatips.html and http://www.holidayinsights.com/.
The animated graphics are downloaded from Microsoft's website; I access it from the document when I go to INSERT CLIPART. I just choose "clips online" and specify animated clips. I also create the doc in "WEB VIEW" in word. To do this,click on VIEW in Word, then select WEB VIEW. Be careful not to make your newsletter too long and don’t use too many pictures. Clip art isn’t as graphic intensive as photos. Use word pictures instead of pictures whenver possible; many email programs can't handle too many graphics or too much text, and your readers will quit before they get to the end.
To send, from Word I choose "Send To" and then select mail recipient. I've got a group I created with all the email addresses in it. (Actually I have two groups, a thorugh l and m through z) I put my email as the recipient, then BCC (blind copy) my group so my customers’ email addresses remain private.
Does that make sense?
Thanks! It really isn't as complicated as it looks; I create my newsletter as a table in Word, using two columns and three rows. The first row is my title, second is the little one with the date, and the thrird row is the actual newsletter.
Using FORMAT, I add shading and borders. Then I cut and paste the host and guest info from Consultant’s Corner. My kitchen tips and weird date info come from http://www.foodreference.com/html/triviatips.html and http://www.holidayinsights.com/.
The animated graphics are downloaded from Microsoft's website; I access it from the document when I go to INSERT CLIPART. I just choose "clips online" and specify animated clips. I also create the doc in "WEB VIEW" in word. To do this,click on VIEW in Word, then select WEB VIEW. Be careful not to make your newsletter too long and don’t use too many pictures. Clip art isn’t as graphic intensive as photos. Use word pictures instead of pictures whenver possible; many email programs can't handle too many graphics or too much text, and your readers will quit before they get to the end.
To send, from Word I choose "Send To" and then select mail recipient. I've got a group I created with all the email addresses in it. (Actually I have two groups, a thorugh l and m through z) I put my email as the recipient, then BCC (blind copy) my group so my customers’ email addresses remain private.
Does that make sense?
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Beth Brigham said:WOW!! THANKS!! THAT'S IT!!! "Beth's Bistro"!!
I love it! I just sent out my August newsletter but in September I will try it out! I think I'll put that on my web site too!
Thanks again Susan!
For you: How about "Susan's Sizzling"
Susan's Sizzling .... sounds like the start to something fantastic... My sizzling what? LOL
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