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Seven Top Ways to Promote your Ezine
by Judy Cullins
One. Network offline. Visit professional like-minded groups.
These groups usually meet once a month, have speakers, and
networking time for you to mix with other professionals. You will
get valuable information at these meetings for low cost yearly
memberships run around $25-$50 giving you free
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DO YOU MATTER TO YOUR SUBSCRIBERS?
by Bob McElwain
Think back to the last really great novel or mystery yarn
you read. Back to one that really impressed you. One that so
grabbed your attention, you are looking forward to the next book
by the same author. If you don't read much, think of a film
that jolted you.
How Much Impact Can A Great Story
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A Letter To Ezine Publishers: With Gratitude
by Jo McNamara
Dear Publishers:
I am writing this letter to thank you for all the hard work and dedication you give to your ezine and to us, your subscribers.
I consider ezines a treasure trove of free, beneficial information. It is from the articles you offer me that I get most of my valuable "how to" information.
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Starting your own Ezine or Newsletter
by Joseph Helberg
Starting your own ezine or newsletter will be the very backbone of
your business! Getting it started on the "right foot" is very
important! Take it from me I struggled to understand this and use
it when I first started out! You want to present yourself and
publication as professional as possible.
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Five Ways To Make Your Newsletter A Big Success
by Bill Grant
1. Developing name and brand recognition--The more people see
your business' name, the more familiar they will become with it.
Try to remain consistent in each newsletter. Use the same font
and colors for the name. If you have a logo, keep it at the top
where people can see it.
2. Tell people who
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