By eHow Internet Editor
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Once you've set up an e-mail newsletter, you'll need to perform a number of administrative tasks on a regular basis. You'll need to add and remove subscribers to your mailing list, promote your "e-zine" to attract new subscribers, remove "dead" e-mail addresses from your mailing list, obtain fresh content, respond to subscriber messages, and make decisions about using ads in your newsletter.
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Anonymous said
on 8/5/2006 Check with your ISP to see if they limit the number of addresses you can email at one time as a spam-fighting measure. If they do, consider separating your mailing list into blocks of subscribers, to stay below the limit. Don't register with an ISP that promotes a mass-mailing service, they're unreliable.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Ending with a joke or quote is always nice for newsletters.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 To gain more subscribers, try making a website and talk about it. Don't make it too boring cause no one will read it. Make the website very interesting and add a few articles that are in your e-mail newsletter.