When you sign up, your email receipt will contain the date when your class begins.

On the Friday before the class begins, you will get an orientation email with more information.

A new lecture and assignment is sent to all students every Monday during the run of the class. Students participate at their leisure, anytime that week, via email. We know how busy everybody is, which is why we don't make everybody come to a certain webpage at a certain time on that day.

All students correspond directly with the instructor during the course of the class. But, you can always email wwu-support - at - writersweekly.com if you're having any difficulties.

About The Class:

Want to write and publish newsletters for businesses? This class is all you need to get started!

If you want to diversify your writing assignments, earn steady income and flex your creativity muscle, this course will teach you how to do it by gaining and retaining newsletter clients. The course covers steps from marketing your skills to delivering your first newsletter to a client. Subjects covered include pitch letters, fee negotiation, marketing ideas and research pointers.

Reviews From Past Students

"I just wanted to send you a quick note to say thanks for offering classes at reasonable prices. I'm thoroughly pleased with what I learned from the Newsletter Writing class. Victoria is an awesome teacher and motivator. I learned a lot; plus, I gained confidence, which is what I needed the most. You are one of my favorite writing sites. Thanks for your hard work and for caring about freelance writers!"
Wendy Komancheck, Private Tutor, Journalist, and Grant Writer
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"I just wanted to take a few minutes to thank you for offering the Cash in On Newsletter Writing and Publishing - How to Land Corporate Newsletter Clients class I just took with Victoria Groves.

Taking a WritersWeekly class was a Cristmas gift from my husband. I chose the newsletter class because I once had the opportunity to bid on the writing side of a large newsletter that never materialized. I was hoping I'd learn how I might in the future have a better chance at convincing a client that a newsletter was the way to go.

I have to say I am very pleased with the class and with Victoria's knowledge and availability. Each lesson was interesting and came at the topic from a new angle. As well, no matter what question I asked, I received a prompt, personal and informative response that let me know Victoria was interested in my success.

I have to say, the encouragement and enlightenment I received was well worth the cost of the class. Because of Victoria's class, my website is almost up and running, I have written a complete mock newsletter to show potential clients, and I have a definite plan for gaining my first client (and beyond).

Thank you again for offering this excellent class. I won't hesitate to take another from Victoria Groves or WritersWeekly.com as they interest me."
Lisa Tiffin

About Victoria Groves

Victoria Groves is a freelance writer and newspaper reporter living in Massachusetts. She has written for numerous publications including Baltimore Magazine, Chesapeake Family Newsmagazine and Highlights for Children. Her newsletter clients include private, municipal and non-profit organizations for which she creates both print and e-newsletters.

Victoria has a bachelor's degree in journalism and a master's degree in public policy and administration from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She has spoken at a variety of writing workshops and conferences on both newswriting and newsletter writing.

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