Using a program such as Open Office, Microsoft Word, Pages or Wordpad, start preparing your newsletter.
Ms. Warshaw said she suggested to Mr. D'Avino that she prepare a newsletter to keep clients updated, an accepted practice in class-action suits.
Offering 100 templates and tracking reports indicating who and how many people read and clicked within an e-mail, the company helped Ms. Gordon prepare another newsletter in two days and send it to several thousand people.
Prepare brochures, newsletters and other tools to promote and detail your services.
The site's founder, Tara Calishain, scans hundreds of releases every day to help her prepare her online newsletter, ResearchBuzz (www.researchbuzz.com).
Just three services currently recommend the stock, including Ford Equity Research, Navellier's Emerging Growth and the Prudent Speculator although Navellier's staff say they are preparing for "major portfolio changes" in the next issue of the newsletter.
Jennifer Duffy, an analyst for The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan newsletter, said Mr. Corzine's decision to run for governor clearly complicates the effort of national Democratic leaders who are preparing for the 2006 Senate races.
2. Prepare a newsletter updating your family on current world and national events of the past week.
Prepare a newsletter filled with useful information about living life in general, or with humorous anecdotes, etc.; don't just email updates about your business and marketing pitches.
The church secretary, Cathy Romano, has prepared the first joint newsletter, in English and Spanish.
