Enjoy these Newsletter Big Brain quizzes we've created for you, helping to test the Newsletter knowledge you have.
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Even the best layout and design will not hold your reader´s attention if the copy is poorly written. Seduce them with your words!
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This is the definition for the nameplate. To see the definition for the masthead, please take the link!
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Woohoo! If you got this one right, it proves you´re NO dummy!
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Quite the opposite! Don´t be afraid to crop photos to enhance the main point of interest in the picture. There is one exception...take the link to find out what it is!
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You score again! You´ll find enough choices with regular, bold, italic and bold italic, and even condensed and extended styles within one type family, to keep your newsletter looking interesting.
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Proofreading is a definite must! But the two-person approach leaves too much room for error. Take the link to see how!
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The whole idea behind a newsletter is to target a specific audience. Check out this tip (and related tips) to find out how to do this!
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This statement is half true. Whites are good, as well as ivories, creams, and "naturals" including recycled paper. Save the pastels for your flyers!
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Subtly convincing your readers act now, buy now and/or join now IS how you reach your ultimate goal!
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This is actually the definition for sub-heads. To find out what running heads are, take the link!
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William Pirraglia |