'If you are looking to outsource the creation of your newsletter, I can wholeheartedly recommend Active Information. I am impressed that they are able to generate
articles and information without having to be spoonfed - which takes
the pressure off your internal resources.'
Bev Couzens, Dale Carnegie

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We create newsletters that achieve whatever targets you set, whether this is to add value, promote understanding, or simply drive in sales.
Every stage of the process can be managed for you from writing and editing to designing, laying up, proofing and providing graphics. Some clients also like us to handle printing and despatch by mail.
The same goes for electronic content. Once prepared, we can then either send you the material to email to your mailing list, or we can handle this aspect for you too. If you wish, we can manage your database so we deal with new subscribers, unsubscribers, goneaways, on your behalf.
Talentpool SelectionThis London tax recruitment firm wanted a quarterly e-newsletter to drive in more business. The MD said: 'From the first issue, we have two new assignments and a meeting with a leading professional services firm.' |
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Credence MortgagesThese mortgage and finance specialists wanted a regular print newsletter, A5 x 4 pages, to cross-sell their products and services and provide a 'viral' marketing tool. |
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SitemakersGraphic and website designers, Sitemakers, wanted content for a newsletter, which they designed, that would add value to their offer. They also wanted to reassure existing customers that they had come to the right place, as well as lightly inform readers about their other services. |
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ConsultrixSpecialists in business growth, Consultrix wanted a quarterly ezine to demonstrate their knowledge and expertise, and prove how they can add value to a business relationship. |
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Network BoxThis ezine demonstrates how we can take highly technical material and keep it jargon-free, so making it accessible to a wider audience. |
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AquaidThis small water distribution firm donates a percentage of its takings to Christian Aid to pay for wells and water pumps in African villages. Jon Roads, MD, said: 'The aim of the newsletter is to increase awareness of our company, it's activities and benefits it offers. We were really pleased with the first edition, which was well received, and which was produced professionally with minimum input from us.' |
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HSBCThis newsletter's aim was to boost brand recognition, build understanding about products and services, and to add value. We were able to meet their goals while working within strict legal, compliance and design constraints. |
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Icon InsuranceWe have worked with Icon since 2001 creating content for their monthly online magazine, Info, to add value to their offer, and to encourage return visits to their website. Icon's target audience is small businesses nationwide. |
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NRG NetworksNRG Networks asked Active Information to create a fortnightly newsletter with hints and tips on marketing and networking techniques for their members. The newsletter also promotes their networking lunches and other offers, such as their training courses. |
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DuportDuport, the company formation specialists, asked Active Information to create a bi-monthly newsletter to underpin their strategy to cross-sell products and services. It was also used as a plain text email newsletter which acted as a viral marketing tool to generate more sales. |
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CrescentCrescent HR asked Active Information to create a 4-page quarterly newsletter that would build understanding about what they do, promote their services and drive visitors to their website. They also wanted it to be useful enough that it sat around on people's desks for a while. |
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CFLCFL Computer Systems asked Active Information to create a 4-page full colour newsletter for ICT co-ordinators in Welsh schools. They wanted convey their deep understanding of the market, and to reassure and convince teachers that CFL were a reputable supplier. They also wanted to create something with lasting value, so teachers would file it for reference after they had read it. |
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Marketing GuildNick Robinson of the Marketing Guild asked Active Information to take over the production of 22 magazines a year for his members. These underpined Guild's whole offer and were an integral part of the added-value package. |
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