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7 Ways To Fail At Ezine Publishing
(Wed Mar 1st, 2006, by Jason Potash)
Are you looking to build a successful ezine?
If you're destined to fail at ezine publishing, take note of the
following 7 points. How many of these mistakes are you making
right now?
1. Don't collect names from your website(s)
Are you familiar with p... |
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Writing Newsletters Online
(Tue Feb 28th, 2006, by Nick Usborne)
A strange thing has been happening to newsletters online.
They have been turning into either a) promotional emails or b)
web pages delivered by email.
I’m sure you know what I mean. Go back a couple of years and you
could look forward to receiving yo... |
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Free Ezine Advertising On Steroids!
(Mon Feb 27th, 2006, by John Colanzi)
Free ezine advertising has been with us for some time now. As
the ezine explosion continues, publishers are scrambling to keep
pace in the battle for new subscribers.
Freebies have become the order of the day.
Free Ebooks
Free Software
Free Traini... |
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Permission Marketing With Tip Sheets
(Mon Feb 27th, 2006, by Roger C. Parker)
Permission Marketing with Tip Sheets
Use tip sheets to encourage clients and prospects to sign up for
your e-mail Newsletter. Permission Marketing, a marketing
concept popularized by Seth Godin, is based on obtaining your
client’s, prospect’s, and we... |
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How to
(Mon Feb 27th, 2006, by Terry Telford)
You have a website which offers a free ezine. Your visitors are
interested in the products and services that you offer. So why
doesn't everyone sign up to receive your free information?
So far, internet professionals have been able to narrow the
rea... |
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Publishing Your First E-Mail Newsletter
(Fri Feb 24th, 2006, by Joanne Glasspoole)
I've been an "e-publisher" for a couple of years now. Publishing
an e-mail newsletter (e.g., E-zine) is a fabulous way to market
your Web site. But getting started takes planning, hard work and
commitment.
First, you need to decide on the subject of ... |
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600,000 subscriptions at $12.00 each!
(Fri Feb 24th, 2006, by Michael J. McGroarty)
Rule number one. Basic human nature never changes. Keep that in
mind.
The idea that I'm about to present to you could be a booklet, it
could be E-book, or an E-mail newsletter that people pay to
receive, or it could be members only website that peopl... |
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Three Steps for Online Success
(Thu Feb 23rd, 2006, by James D. Brausch)
You spend money and time getting your web site just right. Your
friends love it and you don't think there is any way it can
miss. But then time starts to pass. Few visitors arrive and
almost no one buys anything.
Unfortunately, this is how it works f... |
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New Technology in Diamond Properties Analysis
(Thu Feb 23rd, 2006, by Laura Ciocan)
Isee2 company has developed a technology that works as a retail
selling aid allowing buyers to measure the beauty of a diamond
beyond its classically graded properties.
A diamond's beauty is its selling quality and can differentiate
between diamond... |
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Contributing Editor TR Cutler Lean Manufacturing for Industry 2.0
(Thu Feb 23rd, 2006, by Thomas Cutler)
The February issue of Industry 2.0 (available on line at www.industry20.com) includes a feature article by contributing editor, Thomas R. Cutler about Kanban. Thomas R. Cutler, who founded the Manufacturing Media Consortium in 1999, has grown the p... |
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