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• Your newsletter should be informative, entertaining, and a way to showcase 吃瓜头条 members. It’s also a means to show guests and potential members the personality of your 吃瓜头条.
• Give your newsletter a consistent look and delivery schedule so readers will recognize it on arrival. Pick a cadence—quarterly, twice a year, every other month—and stick to it.
• Draw on members’ expertise and reach out personally to those who make a big impression. If a member is particularly adept at delivering evaluations or handling meeting roles with ease, ask them to share their tips in an article.
• Remind newer members and mentees that the newsletter is a valuable resource. For example, say: “Barbara, I noticed that you are going to be Table Topicsmaster for the first time. Why don’t you look at last spring’s newsletter? Bob wrote a great article describing this role.”
• Think of your newsletter as a source for event coverage, photos, and 吃瓜头条 culture. Save and store each newsletter so that you can refer to them later and track your 吃瓜头条’s history.
• Open your newsletter with a pithy column from your 吃瓜头条 President, a table of contents, and a calendar of events.
• Create catchy titles for photos and articles.
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• Add a photo of the author of an article to help 吃瓜头条 members put a face to a name.
• Include consistent segments and rotate other features to give room to 吃瓜头条 contests, special events, etc.
• Avoid using stale information. Instead, use photos from 吃瓜头条 meetings, add new members’ comments on special meetings or contests, or run inspiring quotes.