This week, the San Antonio Report launched new layouts for two of its most-read newsletters.
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The new look for The Recap and Daily Reach aims to make these popular newsletters even more digestible, giving readers a better experience as they engage with the San Antonio Report’s local coverage.
The new changes include layout and banner redesigns, with a subtle San Antonio street grid underneath each newsletter’s title. We’ve also added some new sections including The Big Number in Recap, with a new, short and sweet opening to begin each newsletter send, written by community engagement editor Morgan Severson.
Here’s more about each redesigned newsletter’s timing and purpose:
- The Daily Reach hits inboxes once daily at 6:30 a.m., with the morning’s top headlines.
- The Recap publishes every Monday and Thursday afternoon/evening, catching you up on all the news you’ve missed.
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These newsletter changes didn’t happen out of the blue. They happened after asking you, our readers, what you loved about our newsletters.
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Incorporating reader feedback is a big part of our community service mission, and we plan to keep it up. Right now, our Sunday morning newsletter is under construction, with plans to launch a whole new newsletter in the fall.
Thoughts on what it should be? Email me at [email protected] to submit your feedback. You can also submit feedback by signing up for our text message alerts by texting “HELLO” to (210) 796-6853.
If you can’t get enough of the Report’s newsletters, we also have a Tuesday Business Report, an Events newsletter, an evergreen city guide newsletter series called Live Like a Local, and the politics-focused Bexar County Ballot, all of which are free to sign up and read.
Broadly, our newsletters are one of the best ways to interact with our nonprofit newsroom’s work: They guarantee that you don’t miss a feature, an update or breaking news on the local issues that matter to you most.
As always, thanks for reading. I hope to see you in your inbox!
