10 Benefits Of Submitting Articles To E-zines

Written by Jeff Schuman


10 Benefits Of Submitting Articles To E-zines By Jeff D. Schuman http://www.Team-Schuman.com

When I started Ezine-In-A-Box I wanted to help people publish their own email newsletter without writing a single word. However, there are many benefits to writing articles ansd submitting them to other ezines. Below is 10 good reasons you should be writing and submitting articles to ezines.

1. You'll brand your web site, business and yourself by submitting articles to e-zines. You could include your name, business name, your credentials, web site address and e-mail address in your resource box.

2. You will become known as an expert onrepparttar topics you write about. This will give you and your business extra credibility which will help you compete against your competition.

3. Your article might also be placed onrepparttar 120247 publisher's home page. If they publish each issue on their home page this will give you some extra exposure.

4. You might get extra exposure ifrepparttar 120248 e-zine publisher archives their e-zine on their site. People might want to readrepparttar 120249 back issues before they makerepparttar 120250 decision to subscribe.

5. You will get free advertising. This will allow you to spend your profits on other forms of advertising. You could buy advertisements in other e-zines that don't publish your articles.

What Is Your Legacy of Success?

Written by Kathleen Gage


Title: What Is Your Legacy of Success? Author: Kathleen Gage Email: kathleen@turningpointpresents.com Word Count: 920 Copyright: © 2004 by Kathleen Gage Web Address: www.kathleengage.com

Publishing Guidelines: You may publish my article in your newsletter, on your web site, or in your print publication provided you include repparttar resource box atrepparttar 120246 end. Notification would be appreciated but is not required.

What Is Your Legacy of Success? By Kathleen Gage

Success! Easy to talk about, but difficult to achieve. Or is it? Success is defined differently by virtually anyone you ask because success is a very personal experience. Is your definition of success based onrepparttar 120247 values, dreams and beliefs of others? How often do people strive for accomplishments that will show they are “successful” yet they are left spiritually and emotionally lost?

As we grow and change our definition of success is bound to change. For some, success is doing whatever it takes to gain material wealth regardless ofrepparttar 120248 personal, spiritual or emotional cost. For others, success is defined quite differently.

When our life is in balance, we become a magnet for success. An important key to achieving what we desire is to become clear about our personal definition of success - physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially, personally, professionally and in our community.

There is an extraordinary paradox with success. You must have an idea of what success means to you andrepparttar 120249 outcome you desire to achieve. Onrepparttar 120250 flip side, to truly fulfillrepparttar 120251 path intended for you at a higher level, you must be willing to let go ofrepparttar 120252 actual outcome. This can be very challenging since many of us have been taught to do whatever it takes to assure a particular outcome of a situation. By holding on when it is time to let go, we may be shortchanging ourselves. If we are able to let go ofrepparttar 120253 end result and trustrepparttar 120254 process that gets us there, we may end up with more than we ever dreamed possible.

Life frequently holds interesting twists and turns. What often seems like a tragedy and failure can become one of life’s greatest blessings. Such wasrepparttar 120255 case for me in late September 2002. I had achieved a level of outward success that I worked very hard for. I held an executive position with a Salt Lake City firm, made an excellent income, hadrepparttar 120256 corner office, a dedicated staff and accomplished much of what I put my mind to.

When I found out there were things going on inrepparttar 120257 company that went completely against my core values, I had to redefine what success really meant to me. Upon deep reflection I realized there was nothing I could do to changerepparttar 120258 situation in this firm and made a decision to leave, taking a leap of faith intorepparttar 120259 unknown. Somewhat confused and not sure what was to come next, I knew from previous experiences that life had something more in store for me.

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