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POWER RESERVE: 42 hours
ADJUSTMENTS: 3 positions after full winding and after 24 hours
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The new North Park bar Polite Provisions comes from craft-cocktail ideologues Consortium Holdings. Vodka is banned at their other bars, but they let a small-batch vodka into Polite Provisions, because it's made by local beer and microdistillery Ballast Point.
Your "New Places To Try" notebook is already bulging. Well, make room: We've got even more restaurants to stuff into your dining-out diet, from pub grub to American cuisine with Southern influences.
Amaya La Jolla
1205 Prospect St., La Jolla. (858) 750-3695 or AmayaLaJolla.com
The latest venture from Douglas F. Manchester — publisher of U-T San Diego — expands on themes introduced at Amaya at the Grand Del Mar: plush setting, low-key American cuisine. Here, the proper dining room feels like a Roman palazzo. Dishes include slow-roasted pork chops; a duo of New York strip steak with braised short rib; crab and lobster bisque. There's a distinct Southern influence on the menu, too: The chef, Camron Woods, is from South Carolina. Each night's special highlights a hearty dish popular south of the Mason-Dixon Line. Find Carolina gumbo on Tuesdays. Shrimp and grits are Wednesday's comfort-food creation. On Thursdays, Amaya will have baby back ribs, which, for those unfamiliar with barbecue culture, come from the rib cage of a pig. "There's no beef barbecue in South Carolina," chef Woods explained. Dinner 5 to 10 p.m. nightly; cocktail lounge with nightly performances and bar menu.
Christopher's on Congress
2539 Congress St. Suite A, Old Town. (619) 450-4154 or christophersoncongress.com
Melding a wine bar with bistro menu since January, here the brothers Tatalovich (Paul and Christopher, the chef) sear lamb chops on the grill outside, toast mozzarella-and-sausage sandwiches on the panini grill inside. Formerly the Wine Cabana, this new venue salutes small-production wines from up-and-coming wineries (mostly from California and the Southern Hemisphere). By-the-glass prices never tip past the $10 mark, and for happy hour, they're $3. Christopher's also carries 30 craft beers from our region. Their John Henry brew is a bow to the Tatalovich Midwestern roots and is fermented in Minnesota. Lunch and dinner daily; 80 seats, including a patio with curtained cabanas.
Great Maple
1451 Washington St., Hillcrest. (619) 255-2282 or thegreatmaple.com
Unlike your standard American diner in so many ways (1. The burger is $14.50. 2. Some cocktails are made tableside). This spinoff to Johnny Rivera's Newport Beach location is unpretentious — even though the menu lists all eight ingredients in the persimmon jewel salad. That's because the warm service and décor (booths; Eames-inspired chairs; a cyan blue that time-traveled here from a simpler time) are so old school. Lunch and dinner (no dinner Mondays); weekend brunch. Check out the desert-city retro patio: It says "1970s Palm Springs."
Real Food and Spirits
124 S. Solana Hills Drive, Solana Beach. (858) 793-7325 or realfoodandspirits.com
Silent films on a drop-down screen. Dark wood at the masculine bar. And this restaurant, found in a shopping center, has a pizza on every table, courtesy of two types of ovens. Savory pies are the center of this restaurant (dine-in or get a hand-tossed, Napolitano-style one to go). But there's whole chuck shoulder ground in-house with applewood smoked bacon for the burgers. Goat cheese and port-glazed cherries liven up one salad. And there's a gelato case by the entrance. The owners are brothers: Mark and Colin Urquhart. Lunch and dinner.
Soda & Swine
2943 Adams Ave., North Park. (619) 269-7632 or sodaandswine.com
Just a fireplace and two long communal tables (no roof) constitute this humble eatery. Order at the counter, and get ready to be transported to Brooklyn. Soda & Swine is a ringer for New York's hip Meatball Shop. Which is to say Soda is a very cool, hipster-attracting concept, based upon building your own meatball sliders or subs and choosing a homey side dish (get the $3 Scotch egg). Soda is shouldered against its stunning sister, the Polite Provisions craft-cocktail bar. 4 p.m. to midnight daily. Brunch expected April.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion
Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
Economic Religion vs. Environmental Religion in America
Recorded: Thursday, October 7, 2010
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Economics and environmentalism are types of modern religions. So says Robert H. Nelson in his analysis of the roots of economics and environmentalism and their mutually antagonistic relations in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The present debate raging over global warming exemplifies the clash of these two public theologies.
Experts: Steven F. Hayward, Robert H. Nelson, Max L. StackhouseType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Property Rights, Religion
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Recorded: Wednesday, May 17, 2006
The recent U.S. alignment with India seems to be another indicator of an informal U.S. policy to contain China. Will strategic containment work if China is allowed to fully integrate itself with the world economy?
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Brushed Caramel 2 Light Indoor Wall Sconce in Brushed Caramel from the Monaco Collection
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Two Light Indoor Wall Sconce from the Monaco Collection
- Etched Opal Metal Trimmed glass drum shade
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- Bulb Base - Candelabra (E12): The E12 (Edison 12mm), Candelabra Edison Screw (CES), "Candelabra" is a term for the small-based incandescent light bulbs used in luminaires made for lighting and decoration.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E12 Candelabra Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Backplate Height: 5.25"
- Backplate Width: 5"
- Bulb Base: Candelabra (E12)
- Bulb Included: No
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- Extension: 10.75" (measured from mounting surface to furthest protruding point on fixture)
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Ivan Eland on Russian Aid to Ukraine
Recorded: Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on CCTV to discuss Russias relationship with Ukraine. Eland discusses Ukraine's interests in dealing with Europe vs Russia.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, History (International), Politics
Robert Higgs on The Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Monday, December 16, 2013
Senior Research Fellow Robert Higgs joins radio host Tom Woods for a wide-ranging discussion including the U.S. economy and World War II. Check out some of Robert Higgs books mentioned on the program.
Type: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Government Power, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Álvaro Vargas Llosa on Immigration and Globalization
Recorded: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
International political commentator and Independent Institute Fellow, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, discussed his book Global Crossings at the Dole Institute of Politics.
Experts: Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Immigration, Latin America, Political Ideology and Philosophy
John R. Graham on the National Taxpayer Unions Speaking of Taxpayers
Recorded: Friday, November 8, 2013
Senior Fellow John R. Graham spoke on the National Taxpayer Unions podcast "Speaking of Taxpayers." Graham spoke about the problems with the roll out of Obamacare. Using principles put forward in John C. Goodmans book, Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, Graham relates how the Affordable Healthcare Act will effect people in the future and offers some suggestions on market based reforms that would put the power back into the hands of patients instead of bureaucrats.
Experts: John R. GrahamType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Health Care, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Maura McEnaney on Willard Garvey at Wichita Rotary Club
Recorded: Monday, October 28, 2013
Maura McEnaney, author of Willard Garvey: An Epic Life, speaks before the Rotary Club of Wichita on October 28, 2013, about her new book published by The Independent Institute's LibertyTree Press.
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George Ayittey Discusses Why Africa is Poor on BBC radios Exchanges on the World Economy
Recorded: Friday, October 25, 2013
Ghanaian economist and Research Fellow, George Ayittey argues that Africa is poor because it is not freedue to dictatorships. He spoke with host Justin Rowlatt and an audience at Paris Dauphine University in Paris.
Experts: George B. N. AyitteyType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Economists, Free Market Economics, Trade
Lawrence McQuillan appears on KIDO radios Kevin Miller Show
Recorded: Friday, October 11, 2013
Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan appears on KIDO radios Kevin Miller Show, talking about alternatives to Obamacare and John C. Goodmans book Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
Type: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Health Care, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Benjamin Powell Discusses Government Shutdown on Stossel
Recorded: Thursday, October 3, 2013
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses the partial Government shutdown on the Fox Business Channels Stossel show.
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Ryan Snyder
Holmdel (N.J.) St John Vianney prospect Ishmael Hyman has been steadily picking up more and more interest from the Nittany Lion coaching staff. Learn which coach stopped by his school yesterday and how close he may be to an offer, right here! ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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June 4, 2012
Kyle Charters
After school ends on Wednesday, Maryland defensive end Marvin Gross is looking forward to seeing as many colleges as possible. He'll soon travel with his 7-on-7 team, hitting the road for a college tour that will take him to several areas in the east. He's got offers from there, like Connecticut, Rutgers, Wake Forest and West Virginia, but from elsewhere as well; Purdue, Colorado, Washington and even Hawaii have offered scholarships. The 6-foot-4, 220-pounder has 12 offers in all. "I want to experience everything I can right now before I make my decision," the Dunbar High School senior-to-be said, "so if I can take an unofficial visit to a college or try to get an extra offer at a 7-on-7 camp, that's something I look forward to."Purdue is looking to replenish its defensive end stock in the Class of 2013, making Gross and his position-mates important to the Boilermakers. And Purdue might get a visit. Gross says he'd like to get to West Lafayette this summer. "I couldn't (go place before) because school was going on," he said. "But I plan on getting places toward the end of the summer as everything is calmed down and right before summer practices start."I know Purdue is really prestigious, and they're a school I'm interested in."Gross says he plans to take all his official visits during the fall, but will need to try to determine which five schools those will be. "I'll sit down with my family," he said, "and try to figure out the best schools that fit my athleticism and academic career, and we'll pursue it that way."I'm looking for a school where when I get there I know this is where I'm going to be for the next four years. I like it and want to play for this team and everything is as I pictured it."Gross says he is a high-energy end."I pursue the ball, no matter if it's away from me or on my side," he said. "I rush the passer, that's what I do, get to the quarterback."
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The Obama administration's budget slashes funding for a plutonium reprocessing project in South Carolina and questions the viability of the multi-billion-dollar effort.
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The project has undergone years of delays, and the Government Accountability Office says the plant is $3 billion over budget. In its request, the administration says it supports the theory behind the project but says it "may be unaffordable."
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Kinkaku (金角, Kinkaku) was one of Kumogakure's infamous Gold and Silver Brothers alongside his brother Ginkaku.
The Gold and Silver Brothers are the most notorious criminals in the history of Kumogakure.[2] Once, they were assigned to capture the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox, but were swallowed whole.[2] However, they survived, and thrashed inside the tailed beast's stomach for two weeks, eventually forcing the Nine-Tails to regurgitate them. When in its stomach, they survived by eating the flesh of the beast. An elderly Kumo-nin noted that when the fox finally regurgitated the brothers, they both came out looking like miniature versions of the beast due to having acquired a portion of the fox's chakra.[3] During a peace treaty ceremony between Konohagakure's Second Hokage and Kumogakure's Second Raikage, the two brothers staged a coup d'état that left the Hokage on the brink of death.[2] At some point in his lifetime, he met Kakuzu.[4]
Kinkaku and his brother are considered disgraces to Kumogakure due to their underhanded natures. They use deceit and betrayal indiscriminately in battle and will even attack their own comrades.[5] He is also very prideful, and was angered when Darui chastised them, proposing to his brother that they decimate their opponent. One of the few things that Kinkaku did seem to care for was his brother Ginkaku's well-being, as during their fight with Darui, Ginkaku was sucked into the Benihisago, and in response he went into his Version 2 state, out of rage.[6]
Kinkaku was a burly shinobi, with a muscular build and towering stature. He had light-coloured eyes with dark-coloured sclera,[7] grey-toned skin (depicted as fair-coloured in the anime),[8] as well as long, blond hair, with prominent dark tips, arranged in a style reminiscent of a Native American headdress. These features are accentuated by the presence of two distinctive horns that emerge from the abundant hair on his head as well as a rectangular marking on his nose. He also had the same characteristic whisker-like marks on his face as Naruto Uzumaki due to the Nine-Tails' influence on them.
His typical attire was comprised of a standard Kumogakure flak jacket that is black on the edges, worn over a purple, high-collared sleeveless uniform, a purple forehead protector, and a pair of simple wrist-guards. The kanji for "gold" (金, kin) was tattooed upon the shoulder of his exposed left arm.
Kinkaku and his brother were well known for their prowess during their lifetime, so much so that one Kumogakure shinobi trembled in fear when he saw them and provoked the Fourth Raikage enough into almost disregarding his duties as leader of the Allied Shinobi Forces to personally confront the pair. According to Ao, the brothers both possess enormous chakra reserves with traces of the Nine-Tails' chakra mixed in due to being swallowed and regurgitated by the Nine-Tails after surviving two weeks inside its stomach.[9]
Treasured Tools
The brothers wielded the five Treasured Tools of the Sage of the Six Paths, all of which cost a large amount of chakra, enough to kill normal humans before they can utilise the tools properly. As such, Kinkaku is considered a weapon specialist. The brothers can use them due to the combination of their high chakra level and the Nine-Tails' chakra. By combining the Benihisago, Kōkinjō and Shichiseiken, they can capture their opponent's word soul (言霊, kotodama) and body, sealing them away for good. The Bashōsen allows them to create any of the five basic elements.[10]
Jinchūriki Transformations
Despite not being an actual jinchūriki, he had absorbed a large amount of the Nine-Tails' chakra and ate some of its chakra flesh[11] while trapped in its stomach. So much so, that he was able to enter a more muscular version of Naruto Uzumaki's six-tailed form with one tail vastly longer and thicker than the others. However, it lacks the Nine-Tails' skeleton. Kinkaku also retains his consciousness, unlike Naruto, who lost to his bestial instincts in this form, likely due to the absence of the beast itself, though rage still seems to be the trigger that makes him enter this form.[6]
In this form, he is seen using his chakra tails to strike with great force and range, block a torrent of kunai with his tails, throw a giant rolling tank aside and easily break out of the Shadow Imitation Technique in seconds, and in the anime, he emerged unharmed from a combined barrage of various elemental ninjutsu and also displayed great speed and strength, able to cut down several allied shinobi in an instant along with destroying the platform they were standing on. However, despite its similarity to Naruto's higher forms, it seems to lack the corrosive chakra cloak that Naruto gains in Four-Tails and beyond.[12][13]
Part II
Shinobi World War Arc
In preparation for the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kinkaku is reincarnated by Kabuto Yakushi to fight against the Allied Shinobi Forces. Emerging from the sea near the Land of Lightning's coast, alongside his brother and among the White Zetsu Army, the two engage the opposing First Division. Confronted by Darui, he recognises that he had inherited the Third Raikage's techniques, indicating to Kinkaku that he must be rather strong.
With Darui's remark, he says that, since time had passed, even those from Kumogakure had lost respect for them. After Atsui and Samui arrive, Kinkaku retrieves the Bashōsen and Shichiseiken from his mouth, giving the latter to his brother, whilst the Kōkinjō wraps around his arm. Hitting both siblings with the rope, he draws out their word souls, so that Ginkaku can curse them. Reading the special word from the thrown sword, Kinkaku burns Atsui's arm, which forces him to say his forbidden word, causing him to be sealed. While his brother takes Samui hostage, Kinkaku attempts to attack Darui, only to have his arm cut off. Darui then attacks both brothers, freeing Samui but coming into contact with the rope around Kinkaku's severed arm, which the latter had kicked. He then cuts Darui's word soul and Ginkaku records it.
When Darui mistakenly utters his taboo word, he was inadvertently able to change his most said word whilst being sucked into the Benihisago, cancelling the sealing unbeknown to the brothers. Disarming Ginkaku and knocking him into Kinkaku, Darui then commandeers the other tools. Launching his blade at the latter, he deflects the sword, only to be struck by another bombardment. Darui uses this opportunity to curse and seal Ginkaku, causing Kinkaku to go berserk and enter into his six-tailed form.
Although Darui apologises for Ginkaku, Kinkaku wreaks havoc on the battlefield, killing many despite Chōza Akimichi's efforts. Observing the Kohaku no Jōhei in Darui's possession, he concludes that they were planning to seal him within it, before ambushing and almost killing Darui if not for Kitsuchi's strike. Deflecting a barrage of kunai, Kinkaku fails to see Chōji Akimichi's approach, but he repels his attack using strength alone. However, this was merely a distraction, so Shikamaru Nara could bind his shadow.
Breaking free with ease, Kinkaku is instead taken control of by Ino Yamanaka, when he tried to kill Shikamaru. Forcing him to respond to Darui's call, he begins to be drawn into the pot, just as Ino returns to her own body. As Kinkaku is being sealed, he laments how such fools could defeat him and his brother, but Darui retorts that even though gold and silver may shine brighter, a mass of copper coins can be worth more than one gold coin.
By nightfall, Tobi arrived at the battlefield and took both the Benihisago and Kohaku no Jōhei, each containing one of the brothers inside, intending to use their Nine-Tails chakra to help enact his Eye of the Moon Plan. During the fight between Tobi and Naruto, Tobi decided to move ahead with his plans and tossed the Kohaku no Jōhei with Kinkaku still inside the pot into the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.
- "Kinkaku" (金角, Kinkaku) literally means "Golden Horn", and shares the same name as the Kinkaku Force, suggesting that Kinkaku was possibly its leader.
- Both Kinkaku and his brother are likely based on two characters from the Chinese classic "Journey to the West". In this story, Kinkaku and Ginkaku are two demon king brothers, known as the Great King Kinkaku (金角大王, Kinkaku-daiō) and the Great King Ginkaku (銀角大王, Ginkaku-daiō).
- Due to the brothers' ability to assimilate the Nine-Tails' chakra by eating its flesh, the Fourth Raikage suspected them to be distantly related to the Sage of the Six Paths.[12]
- When Kinkaku débuted in the anime, he was depicted without the plating on his nose seen in the manga.
- Kinkaku and Ginkaku are also temples in Kyōto, Japan. The Temple of the Gold Pavilion is called Kinkaku and the Temple of the Silver Pavilion is called Ginkaku.
- In Naruto: Shippūden episode 269, Kinkaku and his brother Ginkaku were both seen with whisker-like marks on their faces before they were even consumed by Kurama.
- (To Darui) "Like they always say, 'silence is golden'. Words are the true source of all the world's ills… right Ginkaku?"[14]
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 93
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Naruto chapter 527, page 4
- ↑ Naruto chapter 529, pages 3-4
- ↑ Naruto chapter 528, page 17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 528, page 3
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Naruto chapter 528, page 16
- ↑ Naruto chapter 527, page 4
- ↑ Naruto volume 56 cover
- ↑ Naruto chapter 525, pages 9-10
- ↑ Naruto chapter 527, page 5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 529, page 14
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Naruto chapter 529, page 4
- ↑ Naruto chapter 529, page 15
- ↑ Naruto chapter 527, page 13


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I'm hoping to do a newsletter eventually because it would help my existing clients and remind previous enquirers about me.
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You ask some good questions. Many accountants newsletters are less than clear as to what they hope to achieve.
Regular tax and legislative updates for example will remind a client you exist but you really need to add a personal message or some equivalent generic wording to make clear that you invite their queries or that you would like them to forward the newsletter to others who might find it of interest and whom they'd be happy for you to contact.
It's hard to judge the value of comparative efforts to secure referrals (of work or prospects) as much will depend on whether the newsletters are sent hard coipy or by email, the look and feel, the style and relevance to the audience, whether the content is in the email or an attachment that needs to be opened (a waste of time in my view) and so on.
On epoint I would stress is that you should not look to your newsletter to replace the need for you to call clients when you have tax planning ideas that might be of interest to them. making the calls makes clear that you're thinking of them. Sending a newsltter that asks them to contact you if any points are of interest implies that you are 'reactive' rather than 'proactive'.
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We have been doing newsletters for quite a few years and without doubt they have been successful. We have clear objectives about what we want to achieve:
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We don't send newsletters to get new clients. They only go out to existing ones. Why would a company who isn't a customer be interested in your newsletter. To get new customers in this way, we would send out sales material of some sort, not a newsletter.
We try to include something that is useful to people, or summarise an area that may be of interest, but we make sure we distil the information to a few key points and avoid technical terms and jargon. We also use plain, straightforward language.
Keep it short and sweet. Articles are usually no more than two or three paragraphs so people can dip into it. Large blocks of text can put people off. We usually include a "call to action" and our phone number to allow people to find out more.
The content must be of interest to the recipient, not to you. Put yourself in their position. They don't really care if someone in your office has done a charity bike ride - what's it got to do with them??
We ALWAYS get a designer to put the newsletters together. In my opinion, 'homemade' newsletters look unprofessional and give the impression you couldn't be bothered to make the effort. Besides, you probably put a lot of time and effort into writing it, so spending a bit extra to make it look really good is worth it. A consistent style actually makes it easier to put together the next one too. It doesn't have to be flashy, just look like you've made an effort. If you have a designer who does your headed paper etc., ask them first. Do not let your neighbour's nephew who's "really good at that sort of thing and a real whizz with computers!" do it!
A few images break up text,, catch the eye, make it look more interesting and mean you have to write less! Pages of solid text look like heavy, dull reading so people won't read it. You can get graphics or stock photos from iStock for less than £20 each (make sure the resolution is high enough). Money well spent! Headlines are essential, but sub-headings work well too.
Keep doing them. We don't send them out regularly, just when we have enough interesting things to say or find the time, but they do keep going out. Whether you send them regualrly or not, keep doing them and keep the content relevant and of a good quality.
Get it proof read. Over and over again. And again. And you'll still miss something. But the less typos the better!
Feedback is good. We have, over time, changed the style and content of our newsletters based on feedback from clients who are honest with us. Sometimes the feedback is conflicting, so we take a view and change things accordingly.
Resist the temptation to put in jokes. We've all done it, but clients don't use you for your sense of humour. And some jokes can offend.
Let your personality shine through...a little. Like blogs, a newsletter is informal and personal, but it should reflect your professionalism. Your style of writing and content are part of your brand. Does the newsletter reflect how you want to promote yourself? (See "jokes"!)
We always try and sell or promote something. We are a business after all and clients are genuinely interested in our products and services and how we can help them. People expect to be sold to by a business, it's just a question of how you do it. It doesn't have to be "Buy This Now!" It could be something like "Call for our simple guide to Capital Gains." An important aspect of this is that it gives you something more concrete than perceived 'feel-good factor' to judge whether it has been a success. This will encourage you to do the next one too. It's very discouraging to work on a newsletter (or anything else) and feel like no-one has read it. Yes, sometimes there is a fine line between it being a newsletter or a sales flyer, but if your content is consistently good and the promotion is actually news, I think it works.
Email or hard copy? We used to do four-sided newsletters that were posted to customers. These took a long time to create and were expensive but were very successful. We now email a single-sided A4 PDF. They are easier to write, much less expensive and people are used to receiving documents in this way now. Ten years ago it wouldn't have worked. We stick to a single sheet so people can print it and read it later, which is what people tell us they do. I take Mark's point that opening attachments might put people off, but so can downloading images into an HTML template and paper versions can still get thrown out or buried under other paperwork. If the client trusts you and knows the content is good, they will look at it. The email subject is simple as is the text in the body.
Send it to all the people in the business who will be interested, not just a single contact. Then everyone feels included and the relationship you are building is with everyone, not just an individual. Not all the content has to be of interest to every person, but think about what people will want to read.
I'm not a natural writer, so I have to work hard to get my copy clear and concise. This can be daunting sometimes so I just 'brain dump' all the things I want to say and keep editing and refining it. After the first edit, I get the designer to drop the copy into the newsletter template to see how it looks. This tells me how much I've got to add or cut out to fill the page. The good news is that you usually have to cut some out so you get some content for the next newsletter. Realising how little space you have makes you quite strict in cutting out waffle and anything but the key messages.
Like many things in business, I have found writing newsletters to be a continual process of change and improvement. I've written some that I think were awful and some I'm pleased with. But I keep writing them. One very useful side effect of sending them out over the years is that our customers now trust what we send them and so take the time to look at any communications from us. That is worth a lot.
Newsletters are, in my opinion, an essential part of communicating with clients and for us, have achieved all the objectives I've listed. No question.
If you haven't done one, give it a go - it's much easier than you think. Just make sure you keep doing them!
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Thanks for this great discussion and all the tips here.
To add something new to the discussion what do you think about headlines ?
I do a regular newsletter and have experimented with headlines.
I read (on MailChimp's website I believe) that the "boring" headline such as "Effective LinkedIn Update" gives better % read results than the sales type headlines or the kind of eye catching headline you may right for a blog post.
In my experience this is true. How about you ?
@Phil – I don't know what you mean by the "sales type headlines" - I assume you are referring to direct response marketing methodology of using "sales" words and phrases like unique, limited time, discover and free?
Anyway, headlines are selling someone to read the copy so it helps to understand the link between language and behavior, so you can influence and persuade the reader to read.
The key is to focus on the outcome people want and the headline is the advert for the newsletter article. I saw an advert from a train operator recently with the headline "30% off hugs" - there was an image of two grandchildren cuddling their grandfather who just stepped off the train. Nice!
If you turn this into written copy then it could be "Want 30% more hugs from your grandchildren?". This type of langauge creates an image in the "mind's eye" of the reader which creates emotion and that leads to motivation. It is also a question which the reader must answer as soon as they have read it. I'd suggest this answer would be "yes" which is a good start when you want to presuade someone, isn't it?
When writing headlines keep in mind we are all selling feelings.
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Thanks for all the comments on this thread, it's great to get other peoples views on what works for them.
If I were to pick up from a few things so far it would be to challenge the use of newsletters just for existing customers as this need not be the case. A slighly different version can work well for prospective clients ... does anyone have any views on this?
As for headlines, I do believe a "salesy" type works better but only where it gives an indication of the benefits of the content and is not too spammy. A lot of bulk email tools will have a "spam score" feature and headlines that use words such as "Free" will get a high spam score and likely to be blocked by filters. I would be interested hear of differences in Open rates for say budget newsletters titled "Budget Update" versus "Budget Tip in your sector" or something indicative of relevance to the recipient.
I would also be interested to hear if anyone consults their clients asking for feedback on the newsletters
Does anyone get feedback?
Maxxy - Yes, Simon (benchmark-software.co.uk) does. He says so in his post, above "We have, over time, changed the style and content of our newsletters based on feedback from clients", although admittedly he said he gets it, not that he seeks it.
Some more practical issues about newsletters.
Following on from Chatman's comment, we do seek feedback, but it tends to be informal. I can't ever remember someone giving us feedback without being asked though. However, this is not the same as getting a response to an item in the newsletter, which simply shows that the items has worked in getting them to respond.
How I usually get feedback is, when someone rings up about a different issue after we have send the newsletter out, I will ask if they've seen it, what they thought, if there is anything they would like to see, that sort of thing.
Over time, we build up a picture of the kind of things people are interested in, but other factors like time dictate what you can put in. I wouldn't say the whole thing is driven by feedback though. You know for the most part what will be news from you.
Going back to the issue about sending newsletters to get new clients, I think the newsletter format is fine, just that the content has to be different as maxxy says. It has to introduce you and what you offer. I've received newsletter from people and found it hard to work out what they do. I think it's very much a question of degree.
One additional thought I had that might be an idea for anyone wanting to get started is to have a regular feature where you share knowledge. This could be in a specialist area or even just explaining accouting terms to non-accountants - the level will depend on who your audience is. e.g. "Accounting Terms Made Simple - Trial Balance." For one thing, this is one less bit of content you have to think of for the next one. You just have to choose the next accounting term you want to explain. We used to have one called "Beyond the Manual" that gave people tips about IT and explained things. It was well received.
I was also thinking about the jokes subject. We used to quotes from people that could be 'humorous', but weren't jokes. This added a lighter aspect to the newsletter without being jokey.
On the subject of headlines, I don't think I write very good ones (I couldn't even think of one for this), but I try to make them succinct and clear about the subject.
A book about copy, sales literature, adverts etc. that I recommend is "Does Your Marketing Sell?" by Ian Moore. It's a very good, easy read (as you would hope!) and can give you some great ideas. A lot of it may not be relevant to everyone, but it does make you think differently about how you communicate with clients and potential clients. His section about "Fog Index" i.e. clear writing, is particulalry interesting.
The why and how of e-newsletters
Only just seen this discussion thread and thought this Extravision article of ours may be of interest?
e-newsletters have emerged as the most popular of email tactics in recent years, with almost one in eight marketers regularly sending them to customers and prospects. One of the main reasons for doing this is the potential that email newsletters have for building and maintaining rewarding relationships.
However, it requires a great deal of time and thought to achieve these results. A poorly constructed or ill-thought-out e-newsletter will do more for damaging relationships than building them, potentially costing you sales in the long-run. Whereas, a campaign that is well-conceived and professionally delivered can bring excellent long-term rewards, especially when supported by other marketing tools. Why should I use email newsletters? A survey of email users last year found that 59% spend 20 minutes a week with permission email, while a further 27% spend an hour or more. This is valuable time that a customer or prospect could be spending with your brand. However, e-newsletters are not a short-term strategy to driving sales. They are most effective when part of a company's long-term strategy to build its brand, by adding genuine value to its customers. This, in the long-run, should lead to a more significant rise in revenue and return on investment. Here are just some of the benefits an email newsletter can deliver: Helps to develop more leads Builds company reputation and brand values Builds longer-lasting relationships with clients Provides trackable results Drives more traffic to your website Builds intelligence about your customers Allows for personal interaction with customers More cost-effective than a printed newsletter Supports other marketing activity Increases sales For a marketer, email newsletters are a cost-effective, convenient and timely brand tool that connects them with their customers. How do I launch an e-newsletter? Like with any other marketing activity you might invest in, you need to think about what your business objectives are before planning an email newsletter campaign. Consider carefully what the function of the newsletter will be and to whom it will be sent, then use this to determine a focus for the content. Without clarity of purpose, there's a danger that newsletters will become irrelevant to those receiving them. Niche targeted newsletters tend to be the most successful, so segmenting your contacts list and personalising the content may be a worthwhile task. Content The content you provide must provide some tangible value to the recipient. Get this wrong and the number of unsubscribe requests will increase with every mail out. Get this right, however, and you'll be well on your way to building a loyal customer base who actively seek out your newsletters. So plan your content carefully and be deliberate with what you include. Any old article won't do! Put yourself in your customer's shoes. Their thirst for content will fall into two camps - what they want to read and what they need to read. Striking a balance is no easy feat, but it is the secret to an extremely popular newsletter. The latter is obviously the most important, though. If you provide content that can genuinely help them and might help their closest rivals, you are guaranteed an avid reader. The window that people have for reading promotional emails is slim, so avoid long blocks of text. An e-newsletter is perfect for providing small, digestible chunks of information, so be selective with what you include. Mix smaller articles with mini-features, for instance. And combine details of your products and services with industry-related content, so you're making the most of the promotional tool without bombarding the reader with sales messages. Here are just some of the most popular ideas for e-newsletter content: Industry news Interviews Case studies Success stories Tips Letters to the CEO Frequently Asked Questions A good blend of articles is often the most successful, but don't mix too much. Create a content formulae and stick to it. Limit the newsletter to five types of articles and this will make your life easier as well as maintaining consistency. If your first newsletter contains useful and relevant content, the customer will want to know exactly where to head next time for more of the same. Too much disruption and they'll quickly get bored. Once you've decided on the type of articles you'll be including, develop a calendar of content that allows you to plan out the next few newsletters. You may want to introduce particular themes, so know where your content is coming from well in advance of your deadlines. While consistency is vital, it's important to review your plan on a regular basis - especially if you're generating high levels of response to one particular item more than others. Give the customers what they want! Copy We've already mentioned how 'less is more' when it comes to article length, and it's important that the copy reflects this. It should be customer-centric, pithy and quick to take in, as your customers and prospects may well be reading on the go. The voice should also remain consistent throughout, even if you have more than one contributing writer. Like other forms of email marketing, an e-newsletter should be personalised and friendly. Take advantage of any customer data you have at your disposal and make the newsletter as welcoming as possible. This is the best way to encourage interaction, which will strengthen the bonds between the customer and your brand. A welcome email to new subscribers should let them know what to expect - including the topics the newsletter will cover, how frequent they are and how to unsubscribe. Want to know more?
A well-planned e-newsletter can have many long-term benefits for a business, including building loyal relationships with customers. These tips are meant to clarify the level of work that goes into an email newsletter, while highlighting the benefits that are possible to achieve
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