Crisis Manager Newsletter Wins First VIZible Value Award for Excellence in eNewsletters

New award created in the custom publishing industry to help eliminate business-to-business Internet junk mail. A winning newsletter speaks to the hearts and minds of the business reader with information that they find useful in their everyday professional life.

eNewsletter Journals first VIZible Value Award" has been given to Crisis Manager, a newsletter from Bernstein Communications, Inc., a crisis management consultancy. This marketing industry award goes to company enewsletters that provide information readers finds relevant to their everyday professional lives, build trust, and demonstrate company stability, all while visibly increasing qualified leads and building customer loyalty.

This award has been presented by http://www.internetviz-newsletters.com/internetviz" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">eNewsletter Journal, an enewsletter consisting of marketing experts from various companies who help subscribers use email newsletters to find, acquire, and retain customers. Our team closely reviewed many email newsletters that were submitted and selected Bernstein Communications, Inc. to receive the first VIZible Value Award based on its usefulness to enterprise end users," said Hank Stroll, CEO of InternetVIZ, publisher of eNewsletter Journal. http://www.crisisnewsletter.com/" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">Crisis Manager met the criteria by focusing on the reader (prospect), providing relevant information they can use in their business, illustrating a theme to enable the reader to put the information in context, and providing a method to engage its readers."

Upon receiving news of the award, Jonathan Bernstein, editor/publisher of Crisis Manager and president of Bernstein Communications, said, "The results of producing Crisis Manager are my best reward, but this recognition is a lovely bonus!

The VIZible Value Award was developed to ‘raise the bar in evaluating the effectiveness of company newsletters. There are too many company newsletters that end up in the readers delete folder because most newsletters are about the company and perceived as a marketing brochure. We would like to do our part in eliminating junk mail on the Internet," said Stroll. http://www.internetviz-newsletters.com/internetviz" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">eNewsletter Journal plans to recognize newsletters based on individual merit rather than through an annual or recurring competition and will grant awards to each newsletter that the judges believe meet the criteria. To submit a newsletter for consideration, http://www.internetviz.com/vizible-value-award.htm" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">click here - http://www.internetviz.com/vizible-value-award.htm" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">http://www.internetviz.com/vizible-value-award.htm.

About InternetVIZ
InternetVIZ - http://www.internetviz.com/" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">http://www.internetviz.com/ - publisher of eNewsletter Journal, - http://www.internetviz-newsletters.com/internetviz" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">http://www.internetviz-newsletters.com/internetviz - also publishes other industry eJournals that help its sponsors find, acquire, and retain customers by crafting and designing newsletters that subscribers can relate to, read, share, and remember.

About Bernstein Communications, Inc.
Bernstein Communications, Inc. (BCI) - http://www.bernsteincom.com/">http://www.bernsteincom.com/ - publisher of Crisis Manager Newsletter - http://www.crisisnewsletter.com/" style="color: #333333; text-decoration: underline; text-underline: single">http://www.crisisnewsletter.com/ - is a national crisis management public relations agency providing 24/7 access to crisis response professionals. Its crisis prevention activities focus on making clients not merely prepared, but resistant to the prospect and effect of crises.