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Dear Newsletter Publisher,
Have you ever seen a man shooting himself in the foot?

Well, this was worse than that...

You see, since 2004 I've had the pleasure of seeing well over 156 people shooting themselves in the foot over and over again, or worse even hanging themselves from a tall tree.

But why do I say "I've had the pleasure?" You may wonder.

Well, the reason is because then I could help 113 of them stop hurting themselves.

"What the heck are you talking about??" I think I hear you asking.

I'm talking about some honest, hard-working newsletter publishers who spend a lot of time and passion on creating their online newsletter, writing quality articles for it, and sending it to their subscribers...

... only to miss a very important part that kills almost all of their efforts.

My pleasure was because many of these people found my website and I could help them find out what they were missing, so they corrected it.

So they happily stopped shooting themselves in the foot every time they hit the "Send" button and sent out their newsletter - but they even attracted more and more loyal readers.

The question is...

Are you sure YOU are not shooting yourself in the foot?

You wouldn't believe it when I told you what important part of your newsletter is doing this to you right now.

But before I reveal it to you right here, let's take this fun test...

Does Your Newsletter Make You Look Like A Thief
Or A Trustworthy, Respected Expert?
Here's an example to help you see it for yourself...

Imagine you have come to a seminar about your business. You meet different types of people and talk to them. During a break, this man comes to you and starts a conversation with you...



He introduces himself as "John - the expert" and tells you that he wants to share some important and valuable information with you.

Let's be frank: How much do you care about hearing his information?

Do you believe even for a micro-second that he could be an "expert"? Even IF you let him tell you that so-called "important information", how open are you to believing what he says?

Are you willing to do business with him?

OK, now let's imagine instead of John, another man comes to you and introduces himself as "Mike - the expert". But he just looks like a little different...



Mike also says he is an expert and wants to share some important information with you.

Is there any difference between your attitude and the way you feel about John's and Mike's information? Which one do you trust more as an expert?

Would you like to do business with...

Or...

The same goes with the design your newsletter has.

Yes, this is the important part that is shooting many honest newsletter publishers in the foot.

When your newsletter has a poor and amateur design, your subscribers won't believe what you tell them and will feel you are only "claiming" to be an expert. Your newsletter design will make you look like "John" in your subscribers eyes.

So no matter how long you work on writing perfectly valuable articles and send them in your newsletter, your newsletter design will ruin all your efforts.

But when your newsletter has a professional and trust-building design, your subscribers will be all ears when you share your articles with them, because they have this confidence in you that you are a REAL respected expert who knows what he is talking about - just like how you feel about "Mike".

See how essential having a professional design is to your newsletter success?

Here's 3 Ways You Can Get Great Designs
for Your Newsletter...
There are three options for you...

Option #1: You May Learn to Do It Yourself
To create a professional newsletter design, you need to spend a lot of time and money to learn these programming languages:
HTML
JavaScript
CSS
Also you will need to learn graphic design programs like:

Photoshop
Adobe Fireworks
Google Picasa
Not to mention having to pay hundreds of dollars to buy these software programs themselves and also buy books and tutorials to learn them.

Oh, and not to mention after learning all these programs, you'll still need to scratch your head for hours and hours trying to come up with a professional design for your newsletter.

So if you don't have so much free time or are just not interested in so much hassles, let's move on to the next step...

Option #2: You May Use Free Newsletter Templates
OK, this might seem more promising at first, but let's see how good it really is...

There are some websites on the Internet that offer free newsletter templates that you can use for your newsletter at no cost - well, at least at FIRST it seems like that, but in reality, this method is not free at all.

There are 3 problems with free templates...

1. You see, to find these websites, you will need to spend hours searching in Google, going to different websites, and trying different templates.

And time IS money - actually it's more important than money because you can spend time to make money, but no matter how much money you give, no one can add even one second to the 24 hours you have today.

So by having to spend so much time, you are actually losing your valuable time.

2. What's more, even after finding a free template that is not very bad and you decide to use it for your newsletter, after a while you see another newsletter is actually using the exact SAME template that you are using.

The problem with free templates is that many freebie seekers will find and use them for their own templates. So the template you use for your newsletter might as well be used in hundreds of other newsletters.

Now guess how much it will hurt your reputation when your newsletter has turned into a popular and famous newsletter but your subscribers came across a copy of your newsletter design in the competition's newsletter?

3. Free newsletter templates - just like everything that is free - are NOT as professional as paid newsletter templates are. Because after all, you get what you pay for.

So by using free templates, you're actually missing on a higher quality design that would give a more professional and impressive look and feel to your newsletter.

Since your newsletter is important to you and you are going to spend hours of your valuable time every week or so to create a new issue for it, do you really want to overlook on the design of your newsletter that is very important?

If you are a serious newsletter publisher, your answer will be a resounding "No".

So this all brings us to the last and the best solution...
and more....

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