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Should I Publish My Own Ezine?


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Ruth Duda
Ruthwealth-connection.com

Wealth Connection
http://www.wealth-connection.com/index.html


Should I Publish My Own Ezine?

c 2002 By Ruth Duda



I have many subscribers email me and ask me questions

about publishing their own ezine. Many would like to publish

an ezine, but just aren't sure they can do it.



These are the top 5 questions I am asked, and the answers

I give.





1) Should I publish my own ezine?



This is something only you can answer. Publishing a quality

ezine takes time, determination, commitment, and work. But,

it can also be fun! You will meet some great people and make

lasting friendships.





2) How much work is involved?



As an ezine publisher I can tell you that publishing an ezine

can be a lot of work. How much, depends on how often you

publish, whether you offer your subscribers free ads, and

whether you write articles for your publications.



While, it is not necessary to write every article that runs in

your ezine, it is a good idea to write some! By writing your

own articles, you offer your subscribers original content. You

may also submit your articles to other publishers and gain

valuable free advertising for your ezine. At the end of your

article include what is referred to as a resource box. This

resource box contains information about the author, their site,

and copyright notice.





3) How do I get started?



Getting started is not really difficult. The first thing you want

to do is design a template. You most likely already are

subscribed to many ezines. I'm sure you have favorites!

Decide what you like about the ezines you receive and then

include these things in your template.



Make sure your list is an opt-in list. Opt-in simply means they

chose to subscribe. Don't add people to your list because they

submitted to your Free For All Link page, etc.





4) What expenses are involved?



The expenses involved in starting an ezine need not be

high in the beginning. Usually one of the free services

will work fine for a small list. I recommend Yahoogroups.

http://www.yahoogroups.com



Once you have a larger subscriber base and have outgrown

the free service, you will need to purchase list manager

software or use a paid list management service.





5) When should I start to offer paid advertising?



Usually you can start to accept paid advertising when your

subscriber base reaches 1,000 - 1,500 subscribers. If you

exchange ads with other publishers these numbers can be

reached in a short time. The more promoting you do, the

faster your base will grow!





In conclusion, I can only say, I truly enjoy publishing my ezine.

I love the interaction with my subscribers. And there is nothing

nicer than to receive an email from a subscriber saying, "I love

your ezine, it has been so helpful to me." Yes, publishing an

ezine can be a lot of work ...it can also be very rewarding. Just

ask any publisher!



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Ruth publishes the "Wealth Connection Marketing Ezine."

Visit: http://www.wealth-connection.com/ezine.html

to subscribe. New subscribers receive a Free Ad.



This article may be freely reprinted on your website or in

your opt-in ezine, provided that the resource box remains

intact including this signature.





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