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Free Newsletter Creation Software Guide

Tip! Try not to send newsletters more than once per week. If you are an infinite source of information and can’t help but write every day, consider creating a blog that can be used to supplement your creative outlet.

When you want to start your own newsletter, you might wonder if you can find a good free newsletter creation software to help you create a professional newsletter without having to spend a lot of money on paid solutions out there.

The good news is, yes, There are some high quality, easy to use software programs available that you can download for free and start creating your newsletter today.

Here are top 3 tools for each different newsletter format…

Tip! You can easily include images in your PDF newsletter. This is excellent for those who will read it offline.

>> HTML Newsletter Software: Nvu

Nvu (pronounced “n-view”) is a popular free HTML design software that is very good for creating web pages and also HTML newsletters. You can add graphics, colors, create tables, and do many more cool things with your newsletter design.

A great thing about Nvu is that it’s a WYSIWYG editor (i.e. “What You See Is What You Get”), which means you don’t need to know even a single code of HTML because you can easily create your pages using the visual features in this program.

Tip! If you must send third party advertisements to generate revenue, consider establishing a separate list for this purpose. Make one list an obvious newsletter that may include advertisements, and make the second list for special offers only.

You can download Nvu for free from their website and try it for yourself.

>> Text Newsletter Software: NotePad

NotePad is a very easy to use program that is available on any version Microsoft Windows. You can easily find it in your Start Menu. NotePad is perfect for creating your plain text newsletter.

Tip! You can easily send your newsletter attached in an e-mail.

Now some people write their newsletter in MS Word or WordPad, then copy and paste it into their email program, and send out to their list of subscribers.

But there’s a big problem here. You see, when you create your newsletter in MS Word, there are some automatic characters placed in your text that are not compatible with “plain text” emails.

So you will end up sending a newsletter to your subscribers that is full of strange invalid characters, which will hurt your credibility and professional image.

So make sure you use a “plain text” editing software (e.g. NotePad) when creating your newsletter.

>> PDF Newsletter Software: PrimoPDF

To create a PDF newsletter, first you need to prepare your document in MS Word and then convert it to PDF with a PDF newsletter creation software.

Until recently, you had to pay almost $300 for a PDF creation software, but there is a powerful and professional tool that you can use to create your newsletter absolutely for free.

Tip! Include the ‘Benefits of Subscribing’ to the newsletter, rarely do people sign up to a newsletter without knowing what is in it for them. For example you could write ‘Sign up to my free newsletter to learn all the latest cutting edge secrets and techniques for building a castle out of cards’.

You can even put a password on your newsletter to avoid people from making changes to it without your permission.

This PDF creation tool is called PrimoPDF. You can download PrimoPDF for free at their website and try it for yourself.

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Final Thoughts

There you have it! You just discovered 3 powerful free newsletter creation software that you can use to create your own newsletter.

But how can you choose which format you want your newsletter to be: HTML, plain text, or PDF?

Each of these formats have their own advantages and it depends on YOUR newsletter topic and readers that which one is the best for you.

Here you can see a helpful guide about the most popular newsletter formats, and how you can choose the best format for your newsletter easily.

To your newsletter creation success, Ladan Lashkari