e-mail Marketing & Newsletter Examples:

• Class Biologically Clean (CBC)

  

  CBC e-mail marketing example using the Constant Contact e-mail service.

• Community Business Bank

  

  A Quarterly 2-color newsletter for Community Business Bank
  (n/k/a Wiscosnin River Bank).

• Wisconsin River Bank

  

  A Quarterly 2-color newsletter for Wisconsin River Bank.

• Teel Plastics

  

  The Tubing TechTimes - a  Quarterly 2-color newsletter for Teel Plastics.

• WovenHearts (HRS)

  

  Front Porch newsletter to promote WovenHearts Residential Assisted
  Living to both residents, caregivers and investors. The franchise went 
  from concept to 15 properties in 1 year. Signature line, "Bridging the 
  Gap Between Independent Living and Nursing Home Care." WovenHearts was 
  professionaly managed by WovenCare Systems, Inc, a wholly-owned 
  subsidiary of Heartland Retirement Services, Inc.

• MasonWoods Retirement Community

  

  Northern Notes newsletter to promote the Masonic retirement community of
  MasonWoods, located on Shawano Lake in Shawano, Wisconsin.

• Medalist Industries

  

  The Medalist Monthly -  printed monthly in either 1- or 2-color.

• Medalist Industries

  

  The Concrete Informer - This newsletter is tabloid size and was printed 
  in two color on newsprint.  The president of Medalist Forming Systems   
  called me into his office and announced, "Everyone in this industry 
  lies - everyone!" I want a newsletter that makes people question the 
  information they receive and at least give our product a good look." 
  Thus, The Concrete InFORMer was born. Using "yellow" journalism, 
  we proceeded to make up and REPEAT outlandish stories about concrete 
  forms. The first story is about an east coast salesman taking about 
  how he sells against Medalist, "IT'S SIMPLE- I LIE!" 
  Ironicallu, is a TRUE STORY. Scattered throughout the newspaper are 
  ads for Medalist products. 

• Medalist Industries

  

  The Concrete Informer - This newsletter is tabloid size and was printed 
  in two color on newsprint.  The president of Medalist Forming Systems   
  called me into his office and announced, "Everyone in this industry 
  lies - everyone!" I want a newsletter that makes people question the 
  information they receive and at least give our product a good look." 
  Thus, The Concrete InFORMer was born. Using "yellow" journalism, 
  we proceeded to make up and REPEAT outlandish stories about concrete 
  forms. The second edition included the prerequisite "Elvis" story, 
  "EXCLUSIVE! Elvis Denies He's Alive!." It also included a story 
  about the Reverend Sun Myung Moon's face appearing on concrete walls 
  when the forms were stripped. Another story is a denial from a competitor 
  about using Tammy Faye's (Baker) make-up base for their HDO overlay. 
  Scattered throughout the newspaper are ads for Medalist products.