LetterPop is really a fun thing to play with. The vast array of different templates for the newsletter means that you can find something to suit what you are trying to do quite easily, and putting a newsletter together is really straight forward. Not to say that it is without issues (minor). The template I chose to use had quite a small text box on the front page, and I had to change my font size to get what I had typed to display. It would have been useful if I could have resized the box just a bit.
I linked to Flickr so that I could access the photos I had there, and that was really straight foward. If you were just going to upload your photos the limit of 25 for a free account (especially if you were going to be using LetterPop on a regular basis) would be a problem, but using Flickr by-passed that issue. My finished product looks pretty good for a few minutes work!
I like the idea of using LetterPop as a training tool. You can get a really fantastic looking result without a lot of experience.
I linked to Flickr so that I could access the photos I had there, and that was really straight foward. If you were just going to upload your photos the limit of 25 for a free account (especially if you were going to be using LetterPop on a regular basis) would be a problem, but using Flickr by-passed that issue. My finished product looks pretty good for a few minutes work!
I like the idea of using LetterPop as a training tool. You can get a really fantastic looking result without a lot of experience.
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