Newsletter sign-up template for one writer, set like a newspaper's front page
A one-page template for a weekly email newsletter: a masthead with the newsletter's name and a thick rule, two Subscribe buttons that go to your mailing service, two linocuts in two colours, what each letter holds, three past letters, a short bio, three questions and email.
Who it is for
For one person who writes a regular email newsletter: a cook, a gardener, a local historian, a critic. The page is pale clay pink and set like a newspaper’s front page: the newsletter’s name across the top, one line under it and a thick rule, then a short note and a Subscribe button beside a two-colour linocut. The demo is a made-up home cook in Asunción, Paraguay, who writes about one Paraguayan dish every Friday: what each letter holds, a linocut of the ingredients, three past letters, a second Subscribe button, her bio, three questions and email.
Replace the sign-up address and the newsletter’s name first, then the pictures, the text and your email address. Then change the past letters and the answers. No price, number of readers or date is written anywhere on the page.
For a newsletter beside long essays, see The Chronicle. Elena Chen suits a writer’s own page with a sign-up, and Danfo Tapes a weekly podcast.
Replace these five first
- Action Button: Primary button link
- Rich Text: Headline Text
- Image & Portrait: Image URL
- Rich Text: Article Body (Prose)
- Direct Contact: Email Address
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Common questions
Where do the Subscribe buttons go?
Both go to a demo address for a sign-up page. Put the sign-up page of the service that sends your newsletter in each button's Primary button link: the one beside the opening picture and the one beside the past letters.
Is Cocina Arréllaga a real newsletter?
No. The cook, the newsletter and the email address are made up, and the linocuts are AI-generated for this template. Replace the words and the pictures with your own before you publish.