How to Create a Newsletter Name
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How to Create a Memorable Newsletter Name
Summary
Crafting a compelling newsletter name is crucial for aligning with your newsletter’s goals and driving its success.Key Points
When naming your newsletter, it's essential to consider what the name communicates. Here’s a guide to help you create a name that’s both strategic and effective.
Approaches to Naming Your Newsletter
1. Strategic Approach
To create a name strategically, work backwards from your objectives. This ensures that the name aligns with your newsletter’s purpose and enhances its effectiveness.
2. Two-Column Menu Method
This involves pairing words from two lists. For example, if one column has your company name (e.g., "Acme") and the other has traditional words like "Gazette" or "Chronicle," you could create names like "The Acme Gazette."
3. Reader Contests
Engage your audience by allowing them to suggest names. This is particularly effective for employee or member newsletters, as it fosters a sense of ownership and involvement.
4. Clever Wordplay
Tap into creativity and brainstorming to come up with a name that's a clever play on words or concepts.
5. Benefits-Focused Approach
For customer newsletters, integrate the product name with a word that highlights a key benefit. This method emphasizes what makes your product or service valuable.
Developing a Strategic Newsletter Name
For my own newsletter, I prioritized a strategic approach that aligns with my objectives:
1. Promote my book, _A Manager's Guide to Newsletters_, by directing readers to its website.
2. Generate additional revenue through advertising.
3. Establish a link between my name (Abbott) and strategic communication.
Key Steps:
- Objective Alignment: To connect my name with strategic communication, I included "Abbott" in the title.
- Content Clarity: Include functional information to immediately convey the newsletter’s focus, such as "communication."
- Medium Recognition: Considering my audience of managers, I opted for "newsletter" instead of "e-zine," despite its length, for familiarity.
Combining these elements, I settled on "Abbott's Communication Letter," which succinctly conveys the newsletter’s focus on strategic communication for managers.
Final Tips
When choosing your newsletter’s name, think strategically. Align the name with your goals, audience, and content to ensure it maximizes potential and impact.
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