Newsletter Article Ideas if You’re Stuck |
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Jeff Rubin Welcome to the club. Even professional writers suffer from brain freeze. If you're responsible for putting out your company newsletter and are at a loss for words, here are some ideas to get you going: Training: How do new people (employees/interns/volunteers) learn on the job? Does your organization have any interns or apprentices? What training opportunities does your organization provide to employees/volunteers? What are the benefits of workshops/courses? What upcoming industry trends may require training? Awards: What competitions/awards are in your industry or field? Who entered and who won? How do these competitions/awards affect the industry? Payroll deductions: Explain in detail each deduction that appears on a paycheck. Which are required and why, and which are optional? Department focus: What are the specific functions of each department in your organization? Feature one department per article. Insurance: What kinds of coverage does your organization offer and at what costs? Organizational growth: What are plans for new products, services, or programs? Provide updates on progress. Health: Promote health awareness with articles on wellness, nutrition, and fitness. What are some health issues specific to your industry? New technology: what upcoming trends will affect your industry or field? Professional organizations: What organizations support your field? What are the membership costs and who leads the groups? What are the benefits of membership?
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