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Christian InTech Articles - Ezines
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50 Benefits Of Joint Venture Marketing
What Is A Joint Venture? A joint venture is an agreement in which two or more businesses work on a project for a set period of time. Joint ventures can be long-term, like promoting a product together, or some can be short-term, like bartering...
EMERGING E-MAIL CAMPAIGNS: HOW TO WRITE YOUR OWN EPITAPH WITH ONE PRESS OF THE 'SEND' BUTTON
Today's business has adopted online advertising for many reasons. It's fast, it's inexpensive, and it produces revenue. But 100 years of advertising history has also created something within the American consumer that they will not let go of. If...
Generating Publicity with Letters to the Editor
Publicity is a very different beast than advertising. DEFINING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING Dictionary.com defines Publicity as "Information that concerns a person, group, event, or product and that is disseminated through...
Unique Free Advertising.
Unique Free Advertising. The most successful advertising is obviously expensive. There are ways of free advertising that over time will Work out to be just as profitable to you. Everybody, at some point, has brought a product over the Internet. If...
Why Aren't They Buying?
You've polished your sales page over and over again until it's gleaming with benefits. You're getting plenty of traffic. And still - no sales. What's wrong? It could be the recession (although that's debatable). With thousands of people losing...
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10 Fresh Ezine Publishing Tips To Maximize Your Success
1. Archive your issues or offer a sample issue.
You'll be able to get more of your visitors that are on the "fence" to join your ezine, giving you a bigger list to market your products to.
You'll also be able to get more new advertisers as many of your visitors will check out the kinds of ads you run, how many ads are published in each issue, and so forth before they purchase ads from you.
2. Promote your ezine in your sig file.
You'll be able to get your visitors, colleagues and email contacts to sign up for your ezine.
You'll also be able get more subscribers when you post your tips and advice to discussion lists and forums that you're a member of.
3. Publish your ezine in RSS.
You'll increase your readership and sales by bypassing all the email filters.
You'll also be able to make your ezine's copy more effective because you'll be able to use all the forbidden words such as "free" without worrying about your ezine getting blocked.
Tip: You can create as many RSS lists as you'd like at
http://ezinepublishers.net/rssautopublisher.html
4. Offer a bonus for subscribing.
Increase the value your visitors place on your bonus by telling them how much it would be worth if you were to charge for it.
For example, a $19.00 value.
5. Treat your readers to "subscriber only" sales and discounts.
For instance, you could run a 2 for 1 sale on advertising in your ezine, or you could offer a limited discount on your
product.
6. Let your readers know more about you.
An easy way to accomplish this is to include a publisher's note in all your issues.
You'll be able to not only share more about yourself, but you'll also be able to tactfully promote your business or special offers to your readers.
7. Write articles.
Post your articles on your site and submit them to article announcement lists and directories.
Also create an email or RSS list that announces when you've written a new article to ensure that your articles are published on a regular basis by webmasters and ezine publishers that enjoy them.
8. Do an ad swap.
You'll create a win-win situation as both you and the other publisher will get valuable promotion of your ezines at no cost.
9. Swap recommendations.
Use your thank you page to do your recommendation swap, or recommend the other ezine within your publisher's note in exchange for her recommendation of you to her readers.
10. Keep up a regular publishing schedule.
Many new ezine publishers don't realize the amount of work it takes to put out a quality ezine.
If you're just starting out, try out a monthly schedule first, and then as you see how much work your ezine entails, you can switch to a biweekly or weekly schedule.
About the Author
Ken Hill is the webmaster at http://www.ezinepublishers.net
Visit him today to get more unique articles and resources that will help you to get started publishing your own
successful ezine.
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