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  • Don’t Stop Promoting Your Ezine
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    Last Updated: October 21, 2009

    “You’ve made the decision to publish your own ezine. Congratulations !

    But from now on, you must take your time to promote it 7 days a week. Your goal must be to grow your ezine day by day in order to become successful.

    How can you accomplish this task?

    Below, you will find some suggestions…”

    Read this article from Internet Coaching Academy.

  • 12 Ways to Increase Readership of your e-Newsletter
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    Last Updated: September 16, 2009

    “As a savvy business person, you’ve no doubt at some time or another started down the track of creating a Newsletter or eNewsletter for your business. These incredible communication tools are well known for their ability to connect, inform, sell and service to both customers and prospects, however they can, if done incorrectly, be incredibly time-consuming.

    But it doesn’t have to be that way – in this article we investigate how to offset the time it takes to create your newsletter with actual results, higher readership, customer enquiries and, if appropriate, even direct sales.”

    Read this article from Sally Lee Candles.

  • 5 Reasons to Publish Your Own Ezine
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    Last Updated: May 23, 2009

    Read this article from Kellie D’Andrea.

    “What if you had the power to increase your marketing reach by thousands for a fraction of the expense of traditional direct mail? How about the ability to position yourself as an expert in your field simply by writing an article? This is what publishing an ezine can do for you in just a matter of weeks. An Ezine is just a fancy way of saying E-Newsletter and is one of the best marketing tools available to business owners today.

    There are a dozen of reasons why an ezine can help build your business and drive profits, here are my top five…”

  • 9 ways to add more value to your newsletter
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    Last Updated: April 24, 2009

    Read this article from Pixel News.

    “During the past decades, companies have relied on traditional advertising like radio catchy jingles, TV commercials, Press advertising, telemarketing, etc. The technique is to interrupt the radio listener, tv viewer, newspaper reader, with an attention grabbing ad to convince him to buy our product.”

  • 5 Points to Consider when Publishing an Ezine
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    Last Updated: October 11, 2008

    1. Make sure that the content of your newsletter pertains to and closely associated with your business or the theme of your site.

    2. Ensure that you have well written, information riddled and content rich articles. You articles will be the body of your newsletter and that they should be able to excite your readers as well as provide information.

    3. Fact-check your articles. Make sure that you provide true facts and figures so that your reputation as an expert and knowledgeable in that field is not questioned

    4. Provide fresh and new articles that can provide new information to your subscribers. If you publish stale and old news in your newsletter, there is a tendency that people or your subscribers already have read and known about them

    5. Never use copyrighted materials such as photos and articles. This is outright plagiarism, you may get into a lot of trouble for this.

    Building a list is crucial, only a small percentage actually subscribes for an opt-in list. Many people find promotional mails annoying but of you provide a good newsletter or promotional material, you will see your list build up and grow. You can also achieve this by having good content on your site. If people like what they see and read on your site, then they surely would want more. Newsletters would be a way to attract them back to your site.

  • 28 Ezine Publishing Tips
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    Last Updated: October 11, 2008

    1. be prepared to work
    2. you can’t be in it for the short run
    3. start small, and develop over time
    4. target your audience
    5. write about what you know and what you like
    6. think of an original name
    7. remember to have fun
    8. listen to your subscribers (do surveys)
    9. provide a link to your website
    10. use good grammar
    11. be honest in your communications
    12. be polite
    13. offer them valuable content
    14. make it easy for them (to sign up/to unsubscribe)
    15. don’t ask for too much information
    16. develop a relationship with your subscribers
    17. be prepared to “fire” some subscribers
    18. archive your issues and offer sample issues
    19. promote your ezine in your email sig file
    20. treat your readers to sales and discounts
    21. do an ad swap with other ezines in your niche
    22. keep up a regular publishing schedule
    23. include the ‘Benefits of Subscribing’ to the newsletter
    24. give your visitors an incentive (bonus) to sign up
    25. place a ‘Privacy Statement’ next to the sign up box
    26. involve your subscribers in your ezine
    27. include testimonials
    28. Don’t Spam!