RE: newsletter approaches

["Dori Green" <dgreen -at- associatedbrands -dot- com>]

I like the format in which there is a snappy headline and photo, and a good
"hook" with a "more" link to a separate page with the full article.  The
first page essentially becomes a table of contents.

I group my own newsletters very simply:

newsletter.html
	newsjan07.html
		newsjan07-2.html
		newsjan07-3.html

I'm also careful to design my pages so that people can hit "print" to get a
good 8.5x11 copy.

Dori Green

PS -- my January 07 newsletter is late.  Will try to get it posted next
weekend and will reply on this thread to announce it.

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