THE INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT'S BROUCHURE AND LETTER HANDBOOK

America's bestselling consulting author shows you how to create letters and brochures that get results!

In The Independent Consultant's Brochure and Letter Handbook, nationally recognized business and consulting authority Herman Holtz gives you expert advice on how to produce letters and brochures that demand attention and get results. Packed with samples that cover virtually every business situation, this unique handbook shows you how to turn your everyday correspondence into effective marketing tools for you and your consulting business. What's more, it will save you countless hours of struggling to write from scratch and leave you free to do more important work.

With the help of the samples in this invaluable reference guide, you'll be able to:
* Plan, set goals, and devise strategies for all of your general business correspondence, including marketing, sales, and promotional letters
* Create your own library of letters that can be easily adapted to different situations
* Write and design different types of brochures--includes tips on when and how to use them
* Use press releases and newsletters to keep regular clients and attract new ones


Plus, special appendices offer practical advice on copywriting, graphics, proposals, headlines, mailing list brokers, on-line services, and government electronic bulletin board services.

HERMAN HOLTZ is a nationally recognized authority on business and consulting, and the author of more than 45 business and professional books. Some of his recent books include How to Succeed as an Independent Consultant, The Consultant's Guide to Proposal Writing, and The Consultant's Guide to Winning Clients, all published by Wiley.

BROCHUREMANSHIP.

First Steps to Creating Your Own Brochure.

Creating Flexible, Adaptable Brochures.

The Capability Brochure.

LETTERS AND NEWSLETTERS.

General Business Correspondence: Introductory Notes.

General Client Correspondence.

Marketing and Sales Correspondence.

Miscellaneous Marketing Correspondence.

Special Promotional Letters.

Format and Style Issues.

Appendices.

Bibliography.

Index.

User Information.