I create my own.  I am not interested in templated generic newsletters.

I don't send newsletters but if I did, the content and information would be generated by me so it was customized to our local market.

Up until 2015, I sent a newsletter that I created every other month.   A few years ago I initiated an e-newsletter which became much easier for most of my sphere.    2015 was so busy, I sent one in January and one in December.  I send the e-newsletters out through Constant Contact.

Yes.  I create my own using MailChimp.  You can see my newsletters at

www.HugginsHomes.com/newsletter/

I've never participated in creating newsletters.....

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We did and received no responses other than unsubscribes so we stopped.

I used one for many years. You will get the best results with your personal reports.

Not currently using a monthly newsletter. When I did, I created my own, since much of the competition used templates!

No, I do not.  

Good morning Anthony. I use 220 Marketing, I also get my website through them, everything included it is $99 per month.

 No, I do not have a monthly newsletter.

Anthony Acosta not the newsletter - however, monthly Item Of Value is what I send from my Referralmaker Pro from Buffini & Company .

I send an email newsletter...used to use the California Association of Realtors Newsletter but they got to be difficult at best... so I switched and it is Fidelity Title and it is simple and easy not painful...

I have never been convinced of the value in sending out a newsletter.  and the stack of unread newsletters on my desk is a constant reminder of the futility of them.

I email one and it includes links to blogs and community news and an "editorial" of sorts

I don't but have been considering. Interested to hear what people are using, prices, and how successful it is. Cost and content are important issues

We had a monthly newsletter for a few years.  We printed them ourselves, then eventually found a local printer.  We switched to post cards.

we write our own, print and mail

I do a general real estate report on a monthly basis and share it. 

Honestly, I think you will have better engagement with a newsletter you create yourself.  Having local news and stories about yourself (personal not business) will get you more attention.  At first, it will take time, but after a while, you will have a formula and it will go quickly.  Or you can hire out a majority of it.

One creates his/her own and offer recipes. Sponsorship from local business people with coupons. Your letter will stay......

I haven't used a newsletter in several years. I receive a few from lenders and even some other agents and an not overly impressed with any of them.

Yes.  My franchise has one that I use.  For realtors I create my own.  and, for CRM purposes, I have created my own stream (using ActiveCampaign.com).

Anthony,

Our clients use Rezora.  You can customize it to your brand's look, and they have good customer service.  A