Employee Newsletter Names, Titles, and Name Ideas
A brainstorming or forming a mastermind group to conjure up the ideal name for your newsletter remains the single best way to find discovering just the right one.
The right name for a newsletter can make a powerful difference in communicating your organization's mission. Name ideas and newsletter titles are best generated by a "round robin" contest among employees. Have everyone submit two or three suggestions, and then let the competition begin. This can be a great morale booster.
Employees will have fun dreaming up employee newsletter names and titles. It may take a couple weeks to get through the process, but put all the suggestions on a grid and seek a final result by contest and everyone voting on the newsletter name or title they like best. The value in this exercise is that employees feel as though they own the employee newsletter, and they are more likely to read it and suggest employee newsletter article ideas. You want these suggestions because they help you write the newsletter and they also translate to desired articles employees want to read.
Another way to name or title your newsletter using a more solitary procedure is to consider the work culture, mission of the organization, its products, services, or general purpose. Then, get cranking with a Thesaurus to brainstorm on a marker board newsletter names or title ideas that will be suitable. Next, do your own round robin after a brainstorming session. Cross off all the "no way" names, and work your way to the best one.
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Try
making your newsletter name or newsletter title only two words, or
maybe three tops. This makes it punchy and it is more likely to be
remembered. It is more than likely that your newsletter is being
produced with the purpose of connecting and increasing internal
communication among employees with news and happenings. If so, check out
all the synonyms for "communication", "together", "cooperation",
"news", "morale" "information" "knowledge" and others.
You can
begin putting these words together and see if any of them produce great
combination for employee newsletter names. The word "Insight" for
example, might come up as a synonym for "knowledge". Perhaps you might
name your newsletter "Name of Your Company" Insight.
ACME Insights
for example. By the way, an easy way to make your employee newsletter
name stand out is to bold the first word (as shown) and use the regular
or light font for the second word in the name of the newsletter. If you
subscribe to FrontLine Employee, we will be happy to create a newsletter
nameplate for you with your name. See here for employee newsletter example.
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