Where Can I Find a Free Newsletter Site with Short, Engaging Content?

[ChefJess216]

Does anyone have a link for a Newsletter site? There used to be a lady on here that did newsletters that were like 5 pages each and I can't seem to find her anymore!

Thanks in advance!

ChefJess

 

[jenniferlynne]

There is a lady on here named Joy that sells newsletters and will make customer flyers. There is also a lady named Rita that makes wonderful newsletters and doesn't care if we use them. Do a search under newsletter and you will find an awesome one for this month!

 

[letscook04]

www.tastytidbits.com

 

[ChefJess216]

ThanksThanks Jennifer! I will try that.

I tried the tastytidbits.com site but it was a site to purchase food products! Thanks though!

ChefJess

 

[jenniferlynne]

I think it is actually .net or .org or something like that.

I almost subscribed to it, but I decided not too since Rita lets us use hers for free, and they are beautiful. I'm not saying Joyce's aren't, I just like free stuff. Joyce is very talented at making flyers.

 

[ChefJess216]

Thanks! You were right! www.tastytidbits.net

 

[letscook04]

Sorry about that

 

[thepamperedmom]

I pay to have a newsletter created on a monthly basis that is the most awesome and professional newsleter I have EVER seen . I pay about $20 per year and the send out is thorough and easy.

Contact [email protected] . tell her Amy Picklesimer sent ya!

 

[vangogirl]

I pay each month for mine, and I love it. It's fun and entertaining, and my customers think it's great. Here is her e mail address. Her name is Erika and she can send you a sample so you can see it ahead of time. Tell her Jennifer Sampson sent you. [email protected]

 

[bbauman07]

Rita offers her newsletter for free through a msn group. It is pretty good one too.

http://groups.msn.com/welovepamperedcheftoo

 

[bbauman07]

I just can't see paying for something that others offer for free. I also think shorter is better, you lose their attention after a while.